

"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I spent a day building booters with friends on the Canvas 108 Skis, and the low swing weight made spins and tweaks feel effortless in the air. Stability underfoot on landings gave me confidence to push a little harder each hit, and the full twin tip made skiing away switch just as natural as skiing forward. The one of a kind topsheet got just as many comments as the skiing did.""A pillow line drops off the ridge, and the crew is already sessioning wind lips before the first real run of the day even starts, and the Canvas 108 Skis from Blizzard are built exactly for this kind of morning. Boost off a natural hit, stomp the landing, and slash back through soft chunder without the ski ever feeling like it's working against the moment. This is freeride built for creativity, not just speed down the fall line. That playful feel comes from a construction built to keep swing weight low without sacrificing stability. A Freeski Light core blends poplar and paulownia for a lively, energetic feel in the air, while UD glass and carbon laminates add just enough underfoot support to stomp hard landings and blast through variable snow. Full sidewall construction keeps the ski responsive edge to edge, and a full twin tip means skiing switch feels as natural as skiing forward, so the only limit left is your own imagination."
Price: $799.99 from Backcountry
| Merchant | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| $799.99 | Visit Store |
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I spent an afternoon on the Canvas 100 Skis bouncing between soft bumps and a groomed run back to the lift, and the light core made it easy to smear turns wherever I felt like putting them. When I hit a patch...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""The Rustler 11 is the only ski I trust when the storm totals hit double digits. It’s powerful and stable at speed, but surprisingly nimble in tight spots thanks to the rocker profile. It’s got the guts for...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve skied the Zero G 105 in everything from spring corn to midwinter pow, and it keeps delivering. It’s insanely light on the skintrack, but once you point it downhill, the edge hold and power remind you...