"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve seen a lot of younger skiers outgrow their gear too quickly—but not the Rustler Team. These skis bridge the gap between junior and full adult freeride setups with legit performance. The wood core gives it backbone, and the rocker-camber-rocker profile handles everything from groomers to pow days with confidence.""When our little rippers start chasing stashes and ducking into the trees, it’s time to upgrade their tools. The Blizzard Rustler Team Skis take design cues from the legendary Rustler 11 and pack freeride performance into a youth-sized package. The beech and poplar wood core delivers real power and responsiveness underfoot, and the full sidewall construction adds grip and precision that inspires confidence at speed. A rocker-camber-rocker profile offers just the right mix of float and edge hold for exploring variable terrain—whether it’s firm morning corduroy, sidecountry wind buff, or soft afternoon bumps. And with a range of sizes that scale with growing skiers, the Rustler Team is the perfect partner for kids pushing the limits of what a junior ski can do."
Price: $399.99 from Backcountry
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