2023 Liberty Origin 101 Skis + Marker Griffon Bindings, Size 176cm

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 Origin 101 is a high-energy all-mountain freeride ski that balances float, agility, and stability. With a ~101 mm waist, tip & tail rocker, and Liberty’s VMT 1.0 construction (bamboo, poplar, metal & carbon), this ski is designed to handle everything from powder slashes and soft snow to hardpack and mixed terrain. It’s lighter than many 100-mm+ skis, making it more playful and responsive without giving up backbone.

Target Skier:
Advanced to expert skiers who want a quiver-killer style ski: someone who charges in variable terrain, enjoys soft snow but still needs edge hold and confidence at speed. Especially well suited for riders who want one ski that can surf, carve, and shuttle between bumps and trees.

Key Features:

• Construction: VMT 1.0 core – bamboo + poplar, with a central metal strut and precured carbon fiber strips for torsional rigidity and directional stability.
• Rocker Type: Tip and tail rocker with camber underfoot. This gives good float in softer snow and easier turn initiation, while camber helps with edge grip on firmer snow.
• Waist Width: 101 mm—wide enough for float and off-trail stability, still manageable for carving and mixed snow.
• Dimensions: ~135-101-123 mm for tip/waist/tail.
• Sidewalls & Edge Design: Polyurethane (PU) sidewalls for dampening and durability; full-wrap steel edges for grip and toughness.

Performance:
The Origin 101 is lively and surfy – it floats well in fresh snow and soft days, yet doesn’t get sloppy. On groomers or harder snow, it holds edges well given its cambered section and the metal strut helps reduce chatter. It’s quick across transitions: bumps, trees, variable snow, or open faces all feel more playful than many heavier “powder” skis. While it demands good technique (especially in chopped or muddy snow), for ski-drivers who like a ski that works everywhere, it delivers a confident, exciting ride.