Many a ski has claimed uphill and downhill performance but we have found that few skis follow through on that promise like the Blizzard Zero G 95 Ski. This ski comes at a weight that leaves our legs feeling fresh at the top of the skin track, while still offering enough mass and stability to ensure we can ski hard through variable snow on the way down. This combination is made possible by the Carbon Drive Technology that uses both a 3D unidirectional carbon fiber frame and a unique TrueBlend paulownia and poplar wood core to save weight and to guarantee fluid flex and torsional rigidity when we lay them on edge. The versatile, midfat 95mm waist will carve down corn, hold an edge on bulletproof ice, and still float when there's some freshies to be had. Rocker in the tip and tail help with float, while a generous dose of camber underfoot inspires confidence in variable conditions. Like all Blizzard skis, the Zero G's maintain a durable and stable sandwich sidewall construction, which boasts some of the best binding retention ratings in the industry.
Price: $799.95 from Backcountry
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