"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Anomaly 102 feels like the perfect balance between Blizzard’s Cochise and Bonafide. It charges hard with the stability of metal underfoot but still pivots quickly when I need to. It’s powerful, damp, and confidence-inspiring both on groomers and in softer snow.""Who It’s ForAdvanced to Expert Freeride Skiers:The Anomaly 102 is built for aggressive skiers who want one ski to carve hard on groomers and blast through chop or powder stashes. It’s ideal for those who value stability at speed, confident edge hold, and freeride capability without sacrificing control. What It’s ForResort Freeride and All-Mountain Charging:With a 102mm waist, camber underfoot, and rocker at the tip and tail, the Anomaly 102 thrives in mixed conditions. It’s built for skiers who want stability for high-speed arcs, power in chopped snow, and the maneuverability to dip into soft terrain between storms. Why We Like ItConfidence at Speed, Power in All Conditions:We like the Anomaly 102 because it blends Blizzard’s trademark metal-powered dampness with freeride versatility. The TrueBlend wood core and dual titanal laminates keep it stable and responsive, while the rocker profile provides float and easy pivoting. It’s a ski that lets us ski fast, hard, and in control everywhere."
Price: $519.97 from Backcountry
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