" STEEP SKIBOOK ." We asked users at a new model test ride event. We present user impressions that could not be covered in the magazine.
Founded in 1945, BLIZZARD became part of the Tecnica Group in 2006 and has expanded into a wide range of categories from racing to freeriding. BLIZZARD is a long-established brand that continues to evolve, with its high-performance and highly acclaimed "RUSTLER" and "SHEEVA" models attracting attention at FWT. A regular skier gives an honest review of this season's featured skis from the ever-evolving brand.
Review of "RUSTLER 11"
The Trueblend Free Woodcore construction utilizes the unique properties of different woods, and titanium reinforcement provides both maneuverability in powder and stability on groomed runs. Even though it's a fat ski, it's capable of sharp carving turns
Light and easy to move!
I'm not a serious skier, but I've always wanted to try out the RUSTLER and was waiting for an opportunity to test ride it. When I finally got around to it, I found it to be a very light and easy-to-ride board. It was fun and satisfying.
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Hattori-san
Number of days skiing per year = about 10 days
My gear = Ski_ K2 / Binding_ / Boots_TECNICA
Height: 171 cm / Weight: 65 kg / Skiing style: Freeride (powder, backcountry) / Home slope: Kagura
Review of "RUSTLER 9"
This model combines maneuverability in powder with stability on groomed runs thanks to its Trueblend Free Woodcore structure that takes advantage of the characteristics of different woods and titanium reinforcement
The choice between fun and not is a stupid
one! It's fun. Cruising is so much fun!
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Yamamoto-san
Number of days skiing per year = 15
My Gear = Ski_ SALOMON/QST / Binding_- / Boots_-
Height: 166 cm / Weight: 62 kg / Skiing preference: Freeride (powder) / Home slope: Nozawa
At the "STEEP SKI BOOK 2025" currently on sale, you can see reviews from 106 people, including professionals and general skiers!
This impression project was held in which 106 skiers, from riders who receive support to the general public. Be sure to find the skis you've been interested in and explore the sensory aspects that cannot be measured using specs alone. Additionally, the test drives follow detailed information such as what kind of gear they normally use, where they slide, their height and weight. With this in mind, you should get a clearer image. Furthermore, if you are a rider, you can also watch the skating scenes on Instagram or YouTube. Gather information from multiple angles and have a great time to find the best skis.
