The 2026 Black Crows Atris returns as a cornerstone in the Black Crows freeride lineup, unchanged and as dependable as ever. With generous rocker and tip splay, the Atris is highly maneuverable in soft snow and shines in steep, technical terrain. Its responsive flex delivers energetic pop for playful skiing, while maintaining the stability needed to charge confidently through chop, crud, and hardpack.

Why we like it:

The Atris is one of the most versatile freeride skis available, built for skiers who love mixing creativity with control. Whether you're darting through trees or launching off natural features, this ski is made to keep up, and then some.

Who it's for:

Perfect for advanced to expert freeride skiers who see the entire mountain as a playground. If you prioritize versatility, charging and enjoy navigating technical terrain with a playful yet composed ski, the Atris is a top contender.

Highlights:

A poplar wood core coupled with fiberglass laminates provides the solid platform you need to tackle any terrain and snow condition. Combined with indulgent tip and tail rocker, you have quite a soft snow machine on your hands for your next adventure off the beaten path. However, when you are on a beaten path of shopped up snow, the Atris is unwavering and drives through whatever you tell it to.

Things to consider:

If you're skiing mostly on groomers or in regions with limited snowfall, the 105mm waist may be wider than necessary; take a look at a narrower all-mountain ski instead. The Atris also features a longer turning radius, which makes it better suited for open, sweeping turns rather than short, quick carves on hardpack. Its stout flex pattern also lends it to be more rewarding to skier who put a decent amount of skier input into the ski while more relaxed skier may find this stiff flex to be punishing.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to size. However, if you find yourself in tighter, more technical terrain, we recommend sizing down if between lengths.