BLACKCROWS' biggest topic for the 2026-2027 season is the "vena cor." This completely new model is in the lineage of the hit carving machine "mirus cor," but it's not just a simple derivative. What exactly is it?
An "alternative answer" that is not an extension of mirus cor
BLACKCROWS is a freeski brand founded in Chamonix, France in 2006. Originating in Chamonix, a world-renowned mountaineering paradise home to the highest peak in the European Alps, Mt. Mont Blanc, the brand adheres to a no-nonsense approach to skiing, focusing on creating skis that perform under all conditions. The graphics on their skis are inspired by the "Alpine glass," a rare bird found around Chamonix, which also gives the brand its name


BLACKCROWS' new wild bird, "vena cor," is clearly a new species with an unprecedented appearance, even just from its outlook. It features a top with a surfboard-like shape, a first for BLACKCROWS, and a swallowtail tail very similar to the mirus cor. However, upon closer inspection, the split section is even cut out with the brand's iconic wild bird icon. What incredible attention to detail!

This bold, futuristic graphic is described in the UK catalog as "a look worthy of BLACKCROWS' aesthetic," resulting in a captivating finish with visuals befitting a legendary model
What emerges from this is not an "extension" of mirus cor, but rather "an alternative answer."
The design philosophy of "short radius x fat"

The standout features of the "vena cor" are its waist width of 100mm, short radius of 17mm, double rocker profile, and swallowtail design
This is clearly a different approach from traditional freeride skis. Many fat skis in the 100mm waist class prioritize high-speed stability and straight-line tracking thanks to their longer radius, while ensuring stable buoyancy. They would be ideal for comfortable cruising in powder
However, the "vena cor" boasts a short radius and double rocker profile for superior maneuverability, and is designed with the mindset of fully enjoying the entire mountain, from slashing and pivoting to playing with the terrain. In other words, this ski isn't just "wide yet turns well," but rather "wide yet fun to ski."
With its extremely high versatility, it's truly an all-mountain board. The appeal of the "vena cor" lies in its ability to perform at its best on any snow surface and in any condition. While playful and fun to ride, its camber structure ensures edge grip, allowing you to enjoy carving at high speeds without hesitation
You'll understand its true value when you watch this video
Neither carving skis nor powder skis, but "all-mountain skis for fun." That's the answer
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