"STEEP SKIBOOK". We asked users at a new model test ride event. We introduce user impressions that couldn't be fully covered in the magazine.
Founded in 1945, and acquired by the Tecnica Group in 2006, BLIZZARD offers a wide range of products from racing to freeride. High-performance models such as "RUSTLER" and "SHEEVA," which are attracting attention in the FWT, are highly regarded, and this long-established brand continues to evolve. This time, we feature honest reviews of BLIZZARD's noteworthy skis from ordinary skiers.
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
Lightweight and fast!
I'm not a serious skier to begin with, but I'd always wanted to try the RUSTLER and was waiting for an opportunity to test it out. When I finally got to try it, I found it to be incredibly light and fast. It was fun and satisfying.
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Hattori's
annual skiing days = about 10 days
MyGear=Ski_K2/Binding_/Boots_ TECNICA
Height: 171cm / Weight: 65kg / Skiing style: Freeride (powder, backcountry) / Home resort: 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
Choosing between "fun" or "not so fun" is a foolish question
. It's definitely fun! Cruising is so much fun!
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Yamamoto's
annual skiing days = 15 days
MyGear=Ski_SALOMON/QST/Binding_-/Boots_-
Height: 166cm/Weight: 62kg/Skiing style: Freeride (powder)/Home resort:Nozawa
The now-on-sale "STEEP SKI BOOK 2025" features reviews from 106 people, including professional and amateur skiers!
This impression project was participated in by 106 skiers, from riders receiving support to the general public. Find the skis you've been interested in and explore the sensory aspects that can't be measured by specs alone. We also tracked detailed information about the test riders, such as what gear they usually use, where they ski, and their height, weight, and physique. Reading the impressions with that information in mind should give you a clearer picture. Furthermore, if you're a skier, you can watch the skiers ski downhill on Instagram or YouTube. Gather information from multiple angles and have fun agonizing over the process to choose the best skis
