The 2025 Liberty Scope 104 with Atomic Strive 16 MN Bindings is a newly designed, highly maneuverable freeride setup that blends performance with forgiveness. With its supple flex pattern, twin tip shape, and lightweight construction, the Scope 104 stands out as one of the top choices for tree skiing and tight terrain. Its design ensures exceptional maneuverability in soft snow and technical conditions, making it a versatile option for exploring beyond the resort boundaries.

Why we like it:

The Scope 104’s exceptional ability to pivot and wiggle sets it apart in its category, offering a level of maneuverability that’s hard to beat.

Who it's for:

Intermediate to expert freeride skiers who spend most of their time off-trail and in technical terrain will appreciate the Scope 104’s impressive maneuverability and easy handling.

Highlights:

The Scope 104 features a core made of poplar and ash, providing a forgiving yet supportive flex pattern. A Phenolic Composite laminate is incorporated underfoot, adding stiffness and stability for grip on firm snow, while maintaining a lighter weight compared to traditional titanal. Built around a DIN range of 7–16, the Strive 16 MN offers serious retention for aggressive skiing. The wide AFD and oversized toe pedestal provide increased power transfer and edge control, especially useful on wider skis. Its LDN (Low-Profile) Toe brings you closer to the snow for enhanced terrain feel and balance, and the MultiNorm compatibility means it works with Alpine, GripWalk, and even some Touring boot soles. Despite its tough demeanor, the binding comes in at a surprisingly light weight, helping to reduce swing weight and maintain a nimble feel underfoot.

Things to consider:

While the Scope 104 excels off-trail, it can feel somewhat unstable when carving on hardpack at speed. Skiers may need to adjust their technique and power transmission to achieve optimal performance on groomed runs.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These ski true to size.