Blizzard Sheeva 10 Review | 2026 Forecast Ski Test @ Red Mountain Resort

BLIZZARD SHEEVA 10
Category: Freeride
Gender: Female
Ability: Intermediate / Advanced / Expert
Lengths: 156, 162, 168, 174, 180
Length Tested: 174
Dimensions: 133.5/102/122.5 @ 174
Turn Radius: 17.5m @ 174
Weight (Per Ski): 1,760g
Construction: W.S.D. Ti Sandwich / Full Sidewall
Core: Fluxform / Trueblend Free Woodcore
MSRP: $849.99
More Info: blizzard-tecnica.com

The Blizzard Sheeva 10 quickly earned my trust, as it felt confident and stable from the first few turns. It struck a rare balance of being both playful and powerful without feeling floppy or demanding, which can be a hard combination to find in a ski, but the Sheeva absolutely nails it. Whether I was skiing open powder faces or charging down groomers, it was responsive and composed, and its nimble, light swing weight really shined in tight trees and the steeps. Linking quick turns felt effortless, and this ski stayed predictable and centred in technical terrain. Off-piste is where it truly excelled, handling powder, chop, or crud with ease, without deflecting or forcing me to back off. On groomers, while it’s not a carving specialist, it still held an edge well and delivered a smooth, steady ride. The Sheeva’s float kept powder skiing playful, yet its stiffness provided stability in heavier or tracked-out snow. For active skiers who like a ski that rewards agility, the Sheeva 10 is a dependable, all-conditions performer. —Laurie Frankcom

About This Reviewer

Name: Laurie Frankcom
Age: 45 / Height: 5’9” / Weight: 155 lbs
Occupation: Education Program Coordinator
Years Skiing: 30
Preferred Ski: 178cm Length / 104-110mm Width
Location: Red Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C.
Favourite Place To Ski @ Red: Pale Face