2023 Liberty Genesis 96 Skis + Marker Squire Bindings, Size 158cm

Condition: Used

Topsheet: Good condition with light surface scratches and a few small cosmetic nicks along the topsheet edges. No structural damage or cracks.

Bases: Bases are in good shape with minor surface wear and may have PTEX repairs. No core shots or edge issues.

Bindings: Includes Marker Squire bindings, mounted and fully adjustable to fit most adult ski boots. GripWalk compatible. If your boot size is larger than a men’s 13 or smaller than a women’s 5, message us to confirm compatibility.

Overview:
The 2023 Liberty Genesis 96 is a lightweight, energetic all-mountain freeride ski built for women who want a do-everything ski. With a ~96 mm waist, tip & tail rocker plus camber underfoot, and Liberty’s upgraded VMT 1.0W core, it offers float in soft snow, responsiveness on groomers, and stability when charging through mixed terrain.

Target Skier:
Intermediate to advanced women skiers who want a single ski that handles powder, variable snow, and steeper lines without feeling overly heavy. Perfect for those who like playful, surfy turns but still want grip and control at speed.

Key Features:

• Construction: VMT 1.0W core—bamboo, poplar, and paulownia woods, with a vertically-oriented aluminum alloy strut and precured carbon stringers, for a balanced mix of weight, liveliness, and stiffness.
• Rocker Type: Tip & tail rocker with camber underfoot—about 20% rocker in the tip, ~10–15% in the tail. This gives the ski playful float in soft snow plus good grip when you need edge hold.
• Waist Width: 96 mm—a versatile width that strikes a nice balance between float in powder and maneuverability on groomers.
• Dimensions & Length Options: Typical dimensions are ~130-96-117 mm (tip-waist-tail).Turn radius ranges from roughly 12.5 m in the shorter length up to ~16.5 m.
• Sidewalls & Edges: Polyurethane (PU) sidewalls for dampening and durability; full-wrap steel edges for solid grip.

Performance:
The Genesis 96 is lively and playful—floats well in fresh snow, surfs nicely through soft terrain, and feels light underfoot for exploratory skiing. On firmer snow or groomed runs, the camber and metal strut give it decent stability and grip, making edges hold even when things get steeper or faster. Because its weight and flex are tuned for agility, it's less intimidating for fun all-mountain exploring, yet capable enough when you push it.