Mirus Cor 2024
Product not eligible for return
No subject to promotional offersThe Mirus Cor is a hybrid ski by Blackcrows that combines the worlds of freestyle and piste.
This ski was designed with a truly innovative approach. The Cor logo can be found on Blackcrows products, breaking free from the norm to encourage creativity.
The Mirus Cor can be skied relatively short and has a very tight radius. It is an ultra responsive ski with very strong manoeuvrability. In these respects, it is reminiscent of a slalom ski.
Its 87mm all-mountain waist makes it versatile on all types of snow, from morning to late afternoon.
Coupled with these qualities is a double rocker with a tail, a classic camber and a titanal plate in the middle of the ski. This adds bounce to the ski, which is invigorating in carving and playful in moguls or on the edge of the piste for freestyle.
The Mirus Cor is a ski that will push you to play not only on the piste but also on the edge of it.
Weight: 3600 g per pair in size 178 cm
Turn radius: 12.1 m for all sizes, very responsive
Moderate lift: 87mm waist
Shape and construction:
- Semi-cap construction, poplar wood and fibreglass core
- ABS Sidewall
- Single titanal plate in the middle of the ski for rebound and responsiveness, but also to save weight
Classic medium camber: classic underfoot camber with moderate ski/snow contact: balance between stability and manoeuvrability
Double rocker with fish tail: great manoeuvrability, control, pivot
Energetic flex with a very good grip all along its length: a high performance but very playful pair of skis
It was with great enthusiasm that we undertook the design of the Mirus Cor. It's playful, to say the least. This ski has an excellent pivot and is very responsive. It is very pleasant in dense terrain, mogul fields, edge of the slope, park, crowded track... a little less fun on vertical tracks.
The ski is responsive, its double rocker allows it to be forgiving on landings and to have some bounce in carving or on landings.
Advantages: Innovant, versatile, fun
Disadvantages: behaviour on long curves
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