The old Rustler had a devoted following among hard charging freeriders worldwide, and many were dubious when Blizzard announced a total re-design of this classic. Relax, bros, this company knows what it's doing. The new Blizzard Rustler 11 Skis blend the best of the OG Rustler 11 with a few choice traits from the fondly remembered Gunsmoke to create a freeride sensation you'll have to try to believe. Moving the Titanal laminate from the middle of the ski to the outside rails and isolating it from the Titanal under the bindings means less tip flutter and more confidence on edge, while the smooth flex can be attributed to the unique TrueBlend Freeride core with each of 3 distinct woods providing a super strong platform underfoot with the tip and tail flexibility you want for variable snow. The new R11 still impresses with comp-worthy stability at speed, but is even more capable in tight technical terrain - and it's begging you to take it to the limit.

Can't decide between a powder ski and and all-conditions ski? Get the best of all worlds with the Blizzard Rustler 10 Skis, and don't look back. With an all new design featuring FluxForm Titanal around the perimeter of the ski and a perfectly tuned TrueBlend Freeride core, the latest Ruster 10 is a little less "carvy" than the old version, and more confident at speed. With a waist of 102mm but plenty of surface area at the tip and tail, the R10 is the most versatile (and popular) of the outstanding Rustler series.

The narrowest of the Rustler series, the Rustler 9 is a freeride ski that doesn’t require a big powder day to do its job. It’s founded on two signature concepts: Carbon Flipcore D.R.T Technology and an innovative waist design. The longer the ski, the wider the waist which gives freeriders and freeride athletes more control and float, even on steep terrain. The smooth rocker-camber-rocker profile make it responsive and stable, yet super playful in softer snow and on any type of terrain. From sending spicy lines to transitioning through variable terrain and ripping groomers back to the bottom, the Rustler 9 will eat up any challenge you throw at it and come back for seconds.

Let’s face it: Not every day is a powder day. A wolf in sheep’s clothing, the 94 is narrow enough to rail groomers but still packs enough to get it done anywhere on the hill, with a redesigned Trueblend woodcore and all-new FluxForm All-Mountain metal layup. An Anomaly by experience – The Anomaly 94 is No Ordinary ride.

The Sheeva 11 is fully redesigned with input from our top freeride athletes, the party animal of the Sheeva family is back and ready to rage. A Freeride Trueblend woodcore and all-new FluxForm W.S.D. technology are designed to give you the confidence you're looking for at high speeds, all while retaining the playful attitude that the Sheeva name is built on.

For women who get after it in the steep and deep, navigate through the trees, crush afternoon slushy bumps and top it all off with laying down some big frontside turns, the award-winning Sheeva 10 is the do-it-all boss lady. Described by lady shredders as fun, forgiving, stable and versatile, Blizzard’s Carbon Flipcore D.R.T. technology paired with a progressive shape and rocker profile deliver a confidence-inspiring, elevated skiing experience. To develop the women’s specific design, Blizzard’s Women2Women program brought together female skiers from all over the world—from athletes, to retailers, to coaches, to lifelong passionate skiers—and along with their engineers, developed the Sheevas to answer the needs of lady freeskiers. The end result is a ski that will help you ski better and have more fun while seeking out those special, pristine, untracked stashes on the mountain. The Sheeva 10 works hard, so you can play harder.

The narrowest of the Rustler series, the Rustler 9 is a freeride ski that doesn’t require a big powder day to do its job. It’s founded on two signature concepts: Carbon Flipcore D.R.T Technology and an innovative waist design. The longer the ski, the wider the waist which gives freeriders and freeride athletes more control and float, even on steep terrain. The smooth rocker-camber-rocker profile make it responsive and stable, yet super playful in softer snow and on any type of terrain. From sending spicy lines to transitioning through variable terrain and ripping groomers back to the bottom, the Rustler 9 will eat up any challenge you throw at it and come back for seconds.

If you are looking for a ski that rips on groomers and cuts through crud but won’t bog you down in fresh snow, the Black Pearl 88 is your tried and true. The 88mm-waisted ski provides an unmatched level of versatility for intermediate to advanced skiers but is also strong enough for expert skiers who like to up the ante. Each ski is specifically designed by size to give that individual skier the experience they’re after, whether it’s casual cruising or laying it down. The TrueBlend Flipcore with a Women's Specific Design provides stability and strength, with a sidecut that can easily rotate between short, medium or long radius turns. Click in, have some fun and show 'em who's boss.