Precise, nimble, easy to ski and great for skiers of all ability levels. Built for groomers.
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Like you, this ski is comfortable on a groomer but is no stranger to the rest of the mountain.
For the upcoming season, the Black Pearl 84 replaces the Black Pearl 82 in the newly redesigned family. The 84 has all the things we loved about previous versions of the ski, but is more approachable, and a little more exciting. This is a ski designed for beginner to intermediate skiers who stick to the groomed terrain. It initiates a turn effortlessly and holds up well on more firm snow. This is the narrowest option out of the Black Pearl series, so it's going to be slightly less versatile than its wider counterparts. With the narrow width of the Black Pearl 84, it feels quick edge to edge and easy to balance on. While it's an approachable ski, it can handle some more aggressive skiing too. In a carve, the ski feels precise, has great grip, and can knife a turn, but it isn't demanding or difficult to initiate a turn. The construction of the Black Pearl 84 allows for easy skiing at all speeds, an ideal scenario for skiers who don’t want to be "go go go" all the time, or ones who want a ski they can progress on. Go with the Black Pearl 84 if you spend most of your time on groomed trails, if you’re looking for more versatility and a little more power go with the Black Pearl 88.
Who's this ski for? Groomer addicts that want something that can handle the rest of the mountain. Also, someone who's considering making the jump from rentals but still kinda considers themselves a beginner will love these.
Who isn't this ski for? Anyone who wants to spend significant time looking (or hoping) for soft snow should get something a little wider.
This is a ski that loves groomers but is also going to power through whatever mother nature has on the menu that day. When the snow is good it's awesome at carving, when the snow's icy it can still carve just fine, when the snow is that indescribable sh*tshow that happens sometimes (shoutout East Coast), the Black Pearl will stay confident and composed.