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2026 Liberty Scope 94 W

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Length152 · 158 · 164cm
Side cut
130/94/118 mm
at 164 cm length
Turn radius
15 m
at 164 cm length
Recommended terrain
All-Mountain, Freeride
Ability level
Intermediate, Advanced
Rocker profile
Rocker/Camber/Rocker
Construction
Poplar Wood Core, Fiberglass, Recoil Core

The 2026 Liberty Scope 94 W gets a new graphic for this year, as well as some “year 2” tweaks to make it a bit more supportive for more aggressive skiing. Thi is the same ski as the men’s version, there is only one width option available compared to four for the men. An ideal spot to be for all-mountain performance, the 94 W offers fantastic versatility and impressive edge grip, with lightweight maneuverability for off-piste terrain. While stronger carvers and more playful performers certainly exist within this mid-90s category, the Scope 94 W finds a nice balance to deliver playfulness and stability with freestyle flair. Equally at home in the park as it is in the bumps, the Scope 94 W is a very creative ski.

The Scope 94 W uses a blend of light poplar wood in the core to go along with a phenolic plate underfoot. Underfoot, Phenolic Composite plates are used to stiffen the mid-section of the ski. Positioned horizontally, they serve as both binding retention, as well as increased underfoot stiffness and responsiveness. Keeping the ride smooth and consistent, high-carbon race bases keep the ski gliding nicely, even in untracked conditions. We get ABS sidewalls to increase the smoothness and keep the sound levels low. Tester Allarie Sullivan calls them “Super smooth and sturdy while soft and playful. Definitely wanted to take more runs on them. Light and poppy but holds the edge really well.”

The Rocker / Camber / Rocker profile of the 2026 Liberty Scope 94 W

From a footprint perspective, the returning mold of the Scope 94 W is all about fun. The shaping approach for the Scope 94 W leans into the freestyle arena while staying pretty firmly in the all-mountain department. At 94 mm underfoot, versatility is off the charts, with a good amount of surface area for soft snow conditions, especially when you factor in the shape. Still narrow enough for on-piste stability and edge grip, the energetic camber underfoot is matched with early taper and decent rocker to invite playful maneuverability as well. With a shape like this, it's best to stay centered on the ski so as to reap the most benefits. Though not perfectly symmetrical, it's close enough that it performs well in the park, as well as in the bumps and trees. Lauren Morton calls it “surprisingly stable but also responsive and snappy.”

Surprisingly stable but also responsive and snappy.

The 2026 Liberty Scope 94 W is designed and build for intermediate to advanced level skiers who value quickness and energy but with reliable strength for on-piste performance. Not too serious and not too loose, this happy medium promotes a fun-loving demeanor that encourages all-mountain versatility in a daily capacity. When you add the freestyle and slopestyle component to the mix, it brings the Scope 94 W into the forefront of modern freeride skis.

Tester Reviews
4 testers reviewed the 2026 Liberty Scope 94 W
Megan submitted 2 test cards — select one:
Ability
Expert
Height
5'1"
Weight
120
Days / Year
10
Age
38
Years Skiing
36
Former racer
2026 Liberty Scope 94 Women's Skis
Size Tested:
164 CM
Did this length feel short, long, or just right? Would you recommend sizing up or down, or does it ski "true to size?" Would you choose this length for yourself?
just right, true to size
Scores
Floatation:4/10
 
Stability:6/10
 
Quickness:7/10
 
Playfulness:8/10
 
Forgiveness:8/10
 
Edge Grip:4/10
 
Versatility:6/10
 
Overall:6/10
 
What's your first impression of this ski? How did it feel?
Fun!
For what type of terrain would you recommend this ski? Why does it perform well in that terrain?
All terrain except steep groomers.
What's the appropriate ability level and/or style for this ski? Why is it appropriate for that type of skier?
Intermediate to expert who doesn't want to ski steeps or carve aggressively necessarily, just not the ski for former ski racers.
If you could change anything about these skis, what would you change and why?
Nothing, just not the ski for me.

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