Taking similar cues from its rival sibling, the Origin BC 106 skis, the Genesis 106 BC skis take their award-winning women freeride design and combine it with ultra-light materials. Bu using a light weight backcountry core which utilizes Aspen wood and Carbon fibers, the Genesis 106 BC boasts liveliness and control while saving weight. And boy, we get a true weight savings here. At 1405 grams at the 164-centimeter length, these skis stack with some of the lightest touring specific skis on the market today. So that means less weight on the ascent up and for better trial breaking ability, while keeping your legs fresher and having more energy when it comes time to point them downhill. Lighter weight also means less swing weight and easier maneuverability. Surfy and playful in the deep stuff, but stable and trustworthy in conditions that might be less than favorable. Whether it's champagne powder, wind-buffed crud, or spring chunder, the Genesis 106 BC has no issues getting through it all. Camber underfoot adds stability and edge hold to the ski, while tip and tail rocker offer that effortless maneuverability found in the rest of the Genesis collection. The Liberty Genesis 106 BC skis offers the best of both worlds, the efficiency of a touring ski while providing proper downhill performance for skiing big lines and deep powder out in the backcountry.