The Captis Birdie freestyle heritage and reasonable but substantial width make for a great all-terrain ski that holds its edge well for carvers, and is easy to steer, suiting many different riding styles.

Here's a brand new all-terrain ski, a young cousin inspired by the Mirus, UFO ski and considerable success at blackcrows over the last two years. With the Octo Birdie, we want to take our exploration of on-piste and piste-side skiing a step further.

With a medium flex, the blackcrows Octo Ski delivers on both performance and forgiveness. The short sidecut and poplar core cater to our playful side, while the flat tail and fiberglass laminate enhance stability when carving.

The black star. The Meta stick is spatial, with a handle carved from rubber that can be shaped to the precision of the touch and a 90 mm basket that allows for adaptation to variations in terrain.

Our junior ski (from 7 to 13 years old) is very accessible and radiates the pleasure of skiing. It features a twin tip to enjoy all the subtleties of freeskiing.

The Serpo is a very lively ski, in the range for carving turns on piste and potentially also off the beaten tracks. With a 93mm waist, it is a good carver, designed to really play with the terrain thanks to its medium flex.

Our junior ski is very accessible and radiates the pleasure of skiing. It features a twin tip to enjoy all the subtleties of freeskiing. With its natural flex and time-tested construction, the Junius is designed to perform well in all snow conditions.