"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Sheeva 9 has been my go-to for days when I want quick edge-to-edge transitions in tight trees or moguls but still want enough power to lay an edge on groomers. It’s got the playful feel of a narrower ski but with the guts to handle bigger terrain thanks to the metal and TrueBlend core.""When the mountain throws a little of everything our way, we count on the Blizzard Sheeva 9 Skis to rise to the challenge. These skis thrive in tight terrain, chopped-up afternoon snow, or early morning groomers—keeping us nimble, confident, and ready to explore. Blizzard crafted the Sheeva 9 with a Rocker Camber Rocker profile that blends float and edge hold, plus a labor-intensive TrueBlend Freeride wood core tuned specifically for this width. Add in FluxForm metal laminates that provide grip and dampness where we need it most, and you’ve got a ski that’s smooth, responsive, and stable without feeling overly demanding. When we want a reliable, quick-turning platform that performs across the whole mountain, the Sheeva 9 is it."
Price: $799.99 from Backcountry
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