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Ben Lim +1
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Blizzard · $950
Blizzard Zero G 105 Skis Blue 172 Cm
“The daily driver”
Ryan Harris +1
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Blizzard · $850
Zero G 96 Ski - 2026
“this my ski when i’m sking volcanos or doing longer traverse. it’s incredibly light weight and skis suprisingly well with that in mind. stiffer in nature, but love this ski for bigger spring missions”
John Bruno
Blizzard · $99
Zero G Peak Carbon - 2025/26
“Just over 1000 grams, medium volume, 99 last. Light and fast, but rigid for the descent. If you’re fit you can push this boot uphill fast and rip the descent. Excellent mobility.”
John Bruno
Blizzard
Zero G 80
“The Zero G 80 is a finely crafted ski that provides the ultimate confidence in steep terrain. A long running edge, subtle rocker, and tapered tail make precision jump turns and side-slipping quite comfortable. The tweaked Carbon Drive chassis from the Zero G construction makes sure the ski won't fold on you and the mini-sidewall forces the edges into a firm surface. A consistent flex offers the repeatability necessary to have the courage to make the next leap. The Blizzard Zero G 80 will be a ski mountaineering staple for years to come.”
Ben Lim
Blizzard · $850
Blizzard Men's Zero G 96 Skis Red 185 Cm
“For the light and fast missions”
Cassidy Higgins
Blizzard · $118
Rustler 9
“I use these as my resort skis, these skis charge. You better ski them, or they will ski you.”
Blake Votilla
Blizzard · $950
Zero G 105 Ski - 2026
“A solid, quiver of one Teton ski that is not too heavy.”
Greg McCandless
Blizzard · $800
Anomaly 94 Ski - 2026
“Replacing both the revered Bonafide and Brahma, the Anomaly still packs tons of metal, carbon, and dense wood in a more approachable package these days. But make no mistake, this is still all business.”
Greg McCandless
Blizzard · $480
Blizzard Men's Anomaly 102 Skis Purple 182 Cm
“A killer deal on the updated Brahma/Bonafide cult classic from Blizzard (I own the Bonafide, its predecessor). These have become easier to turn and a little lighter, but are still the crud-busting all-mountain rippers with no speed limit they used to be. A rather flat tail and long turn radius means these can carve trenches with GS and Super G style turns, yet they aren't a fully cambered race-style ski, so they are more versatile off piste.”
Greg McCandless
Blizzard · $800
Sheeva 9 Ski - 2026 - Women's
“If you are going to spend serious coin on skis, they better be able to handle anything! The Sheeva is a rare ski that actually can - it has a titanal frame and blend of poplar/beech/paulownia in the core that combine to let you carve anything at high speeds. At the same time, it has a generous rocker profile and round tips and tails that allow for excellent control and freedom off trail in trees, powder, and in bumps - even the terrain park from time to time. The definition of a one-ski quiver for intermediate through expert ladies.”
Greg McCandless
Blizzard · $850
Rustler 10 Ski - 2026
“A killer combo of Blizzard's strong TrueBlend core of poplar/beech/pauwlonia with metal around the frame and a wide-splaying twin tip profile. Can smash, pivot, spin, and actually carve very well when needed. One of the most versatile skis out there. The 10 is 102mm underfoot.”
Andrew Verda
Blizzard
Mach1 MV 130 - 2025/26
Eric Kolb
Blizzard · $117
Zero G 105 - 2025/26
