Innovative Technology


VMT 1.0 Core
2) Bamboo and poplar core
3) Pre-cured carbon fiber
4) Full wrap triaxial S-glass
5) Poured polyurethane sidewalls (PU)
6) Sintered P-tex base
VMT 1.0 Core
2) Bamboo and poplar core
3) Pre-cured carbon fiber
4) Full wrap triaxial S-glass
5) Poured polyurethane sidewalls (PU)
6) Sintered P-tex base


Bomb Rocker
Bomb Rocker
Award Winning Performance
"Its versatile width profile is ideal for the skier who’s looking for an everyday driver. The abundance of tech packed inside seals the deal. “Fun in the air, has a lightweight profile, is great for shifties and carves incredibly,” listed one of the many enthused testers."- Freeskier Magazine
3- Year Warranty
We offer an industry-leading 3 year warranty from manufacture date on our skis. We believe in the craftsmanship and quality of our products, and back them up accordingly.
The Origin96 In Action



Technical Specifications
SIZES | 171cm, 176cm, 182cm, 187cm |
DIMENSIONS | 130-96-118 @176cm |
RADIUS | 17.5m @176cm |
WEIGHT | 1830g @176cm |
CORE PROFILE | Speedcore Carbon |
ROCKER PROFILE | Bomb Rocker |
Industry Reviews
Powder MagazineFor many skiers, the Origin96 clocks in on the skinny side. (It debuted in 2017 as the narrowest ski in the Origin series, though this winter welcomes a new 90-centimeter model). But, for flotation and fleet-footedness, the well-rounded Liberty features a full tip and tail rocker, with positive camber underfoot. They have the chops to take on big lines but are ideal for those wanting a quick, easy-to-carve resort ski. It was just stiff enough that I didn’t need to wrestle it into a turn, but it responded well to powerful initiation.
Blister GearLiberty calls the Origin96 “a new all-mountain standard.” That’s a big, ballsy claim for sure, but I can say that I haven’t skied anything that feels terribly similar. Five days in, and it feels like I can make this ski do anything I want it to. Full review here
Ski MagazineTesters had lots of praise for the carbon-enhanced, bamboo-cored Origin 96, which rewarded aggressive drivers most: “The harder you push the better; requires some effort in short radius turns,” said one tester. Another called the rocker profile “spot on,” with enough tip rise to float but enough camber to rip firm snow. “The ample early rise in the tip engaged and disengaged at will.”
Freeskier MagazineIts versatile width profile is ideal for the skier who’s looking for an everyday driver. The abundance of tech packed inside seals the deal. “Fun in the air, has a lightweight profile, is great for shifties and carves incredibly,” listed one of the many enthused testers. Full review here
Blister Gear"This is one of several [all-mountain] skis that could also be listed in our "More Stable" section, since the Origin 96 is a fairly light ski that can be skied quite hard for its weight, yet it remains quite forgiving"