JP (JPY)
en
Country/Region
Language
JP (JPY)
en
JP (JPY)
en
Playful and performance-driven designs for the modern freerider, the skis in the Scope line are at home anywhere from powder to chop to dreamy groomers. The Scope’s energetic personality is always up for an adventure.
Lightweight construction coupled with tip and tail rocker and an energetic core profile equals more fun on snow, no matter what the mountain has in store.
Playful and performance-driven designs for the modern freerider, the skis in the Scope line are at home anywhere from powder to chop to dreamy groomers. The Scope’s energetic personality is always up for an adventure.
Lightweight construction coupled with tip and tail rocker and an energetic core profile equals more fun on snow, no matter what the mountain has in store.
The Scope line has what you need for chasing the best days, from the junior-oriented Scope84 to the floatation of the Scope 110. With poplar and ash cores supplemented by phenolic composite plates for stability, you’ll enjoy easy flexing skis that are quiet and precise from turn to turn. Coupled with tip and tail rocker profiles matched to the sidecut, the Scope line intuitively handles anything from hardpack to blower pow.
A lightweight, big-mountain freeride ski that excels in all conditions from powder to hardpack.
The Scope 104 is the new standard for big mountain freeride. Narrow enough for groomers or days with no new snow and wide enough for the days where you can't count the number of waist-deep turns you have made. Soft tips and tails allow the ski to easily find the best line down technical terrain and the phenolic plate under foot adds the stability needed for ripping high speed turns. You will notice the overall lighter weight of this ski and your legs will thank you for choosing the Scope 104.
FREESKIER Editor's Pick 2024-25
"It’s very different from anything Liberty has produced in the past. It’s lightweight and also very energetic, giving back the power you put into each turn. It skis well in the bumps, pow and groomers. I CAN’T GET ENOUGH!"
Blister Gear Recommended 2024-25
"It's definitely a viable option as an all-mountain-freestyle setup, but it should still be very intuitive for directional skiers who prioritize quickness and maneuverability."
Ski Essentials Review
"This ski feels like water pouring down the mountain—it follows the contours naturally and simply. There is no resistance to anything, it just goes where you point it. The flex of the ski, especially in the tips and tails, allowed for such easy turning and maneuverability."
Ski Talk Review
"Looking for a 50/50 ski, backcountry or resort, this ski has you covered. Looking for a COMPLIANT ski, easy to turn at low speeds, and short radius turns."
Find an authorized dealer
