The "ZERO G" series has cutting edge structure that improves sliding performance
ZERO G 96 | D=127–96–111mm (178cm) | L=164, 171, 178, 185cm | R=20m (178cm) ￥121,000
BLIZZARD's "ZERO G" series is lightweight skis developed for backcountry tours. During the 2025-26 season, the "TRUEBLEND TOUR WOODCORE" designed specifically for tour models has been undergoing major updates.
The newly adopted "TRUEBLEND TOUR WOODCORE 2.0" is a next-generation structure that combines lightweight Paulonia wood with high-strength poplar wood in an ideal balance. It has moderate flex where necessary, ensuring high rigidity and stability at the feet. Furthermore, the chip and tail are finished softer, which improves smooth turn introduction and terrain adaptability. Also, ash material is inserted under the binding. It does not rely on carbon, but improves torsional rigidity and power transfer, providing excellent stability even in harsh conditions.
In addition, it uses a "5-radius side cut" that improves turn characteristics. The center is linear and has high grip, and is designed to create a smooth curve towards the tip and tail, allowing for flexible responses to a variety of snow qualities and terrain. From climbing to skiing, it offers outstanding operability and comfortable turns.
The "RUSTER" and "SHEEVA" series have been revamped with graphics!
The "RUSTER" and "SHEEVA" series, which represent BLIZZARD's freeride category, have been redesigned with the number of younger riders. It has been reborn as a dynamic and dynamic coloring. The design expresses the coolness and the excitement of powder rides, giving it an eye-catching presence in the mountains.
The ski structure uses the "TRUEBLEND FREE RIDE" technology, which has continued to gain high praise. Wood with different characteristics is optimally placed at the center, feet, top and tail of the ski, precisely controlling the flex balance while riding. This provides excellent stability and power transmission even in hard burn and high speed ranges, as well as high buoyancy and operability with powder. Despite being fat skiing, the ability to draw sharp turns has gained a lot of support from core skiers every year.
When asked about BLIZZARD's brand color, you may have the impression that it is a fiery red or orange that stands out even in the snow, as seen in the FIREBIRD series, but this season's favorite color for BLIZZARD is actually blue! The FIREBIRD 76 RS TI is designed to help you get sharp and drive on the slopes, the THUNDERBIRD R15 - 76 LTD, which allows you to use clever sharpness and misalignment, and the STORMBIRD 72 CA, which pursues light operability and comfort, each of which has a vibrant blue colour that is different from the colouring within the same series. Why not try this season with a more stylish and cooler BLIZZARD ski that you've never seen before?
A well-established Austrian brand founded in 1945. It has a long track record in the Aspen race scene in Europe and the United States, but in 2006 it became a subsidiary of the Technica Group due to industry trends. BLIZZARD has a wide range of lineups from racing models to freeride and tour skis, but in recent years the freeride line has been growing remarkably due to the increasing usage rate in FWT (Freeride Word Tour).
The models, the RUSTER and SHEEVA, representing the freeride line, are characterized by their lightness and high gliding performance, and are highly regarded as famous instruments. This is the background to the development teams made up of engineers and riders who work together to carry out thorough testing to create better products.
