Ben Lim, AMGA Certified Rock Guide, Assistant Ski Guide, Apprentice Alpine Guide
The daily driver
Recommended in Backcountry Skiing
Brand: Blizzard
Category: Backcountry Skis
Recommended by Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide — Jackson, WY
Highlights: all mountain
The Blizzard Zero G 105 Ski is engineered for the adventurous skier who seeks the perfect balance of lightweight performance and downhill confidence. With its innovative design, this ski excels in both uphill efficiency and powerful descents, making it an essential companion for backcountry exploration. 1. Featherweight paulownia core for reduced weight without sacrificing strength. 2. Carbon Drive 3.0 layup enhances responsiveness and stability on varied terrain. 3. Rocker-camber-rocker profile provides excellent floatation and quick pivoting in deep snow. 4. Full sidewall construction ensures durability and edge grip on hardpack and variable conditions. 5. Bi-directional carbon reinforcement around the binding zone for added security in challenging environments. 6. Weighs just over 1500 grams per ski, ideal for long tours and demanding descents. 7. Versatile design suitable for a range of snow conditions, from powder to crust. The Zero G 105 is designed for backcountry skiing enthusiasts who prioritize both uphill efficiency and downhill performance. It thrives in diverse conditions, making it perfect for spring corn, midwinter powder, and technical terrain. Ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers, this ski excels during long tours and challenging descents, ensuring a reliable and exhilarating experience in the mountains throughout the winter season.
Price: $949.99
A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.
Recommended by Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide
A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.
Blake Votilla recommends the Blizzard Zero G 105 Ski - 2026 for backcountry skis. A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.
Yes — Blake Votilla recommends the Zero G 105 Ski - 2026 by Blizzard as their backcountry skis pick. A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.
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3 experts recommend the Blizzard Zero G 105 Ski - 2026.
The daily driver
Recommended in Backcountry Skiing
This ski is super light and skis pow REALLY well. It's also taken me on plenty of ice/crud/dirt/creek-crossing missions and held up just fine.
Recommended in Backcountry Skiing

“A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.”

“A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.”

