BLIZZARD UNVEILS NEW RUSTLER AND SHEEVA LINES
Blizzard Skis is unveiling a redesigned version of their beloved freeride skis, the Rustler and Sheeva, and we toured their factory in Mittersill, Austria last fall to get the first-hand scoop.
Blizzard Skis is unveiling a redesigned version of their beloved freeride skis, the Rustler and Sheeva, and we toured their factory in Mittersill, Austria last fall to get the first-hand scoop.
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Now that the year’s latest and greatest skis are arriving at your local ski shop, in an effort to help determine which...
There are plenty of touring skis on the market, but with the all-new Hustle 10, Blizzard has taken a different approach by focusing on downhill performance first, and then making it into a lightweight uphill machine.
The Blizzard Rustler 10 is a reliable and agile all-mountain ski that tackled any type of terrain with poise and ease.
The Blizzard Sheeva 11 is the perfect example of a versatile ski. It performed well in both soft and hard pack conditions, and was able to handle all sorts of variable terrain.
The Dynastar M-Free 108 is a light, nimble and amazing freeride ski that was easy to operate and manoeuvre all over the mountain in any type of snow conditions.
It’s hard to put into words just how much I loved the Dynastar M-Free 99, as it’s one of the most dependable and versatile pair of planks that I’ve had the joy of clicking into.
If you’re like me, you dream about powder skis and touring skis, but give little thought to the ski you’re on 90 per cent of the time—the every day ski. The E-Pro 99 changed that for me.