Floating in powder and big mountain skiing at high speeds, perfect for jumping off cliffs and for pro-level performance
In brief
Suitable for
big mountain, floating in deep pow, high speeds
Not suitable for
entry-level freeriders; steep, technical gorges; icy snow
Also suitable for
resort freeride, transitioning to fat skis; strong, heavy skiers
- In words
- Technical specifications
In words
Intro
This is one of the fattest skis in the Blizzard collection, which helps to understand what it's designed for. It weighs over two kilos, so it might not be for long ascents. You'd be better off limiting it to short climbs. The primary objective is floating in powder and big mountain skiing at high speeds, perfect for jumping off cliffs and for pro-level performance. It calls for good technique, or at least a heavier, more powerful skier, and we recommend a Shift or step-in binding to take full advantage of this ski.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
High level
Construction
sidewall
Materials
poplar, beech, paulownia, carbon fiber
Base
sintered polyethylene
Length
188 cm
Tip width
142 cm
Tail width
132 cm
Waist width
114 cm
Individual weight
2150 g
Sidecut radius
21 m
Available sizes
, 164, 172, 180, 188, 192
Released in
2022
Made in
Austria
Price
800 €
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