"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 this is still a Blizzard. It’s the perfect mix of weight savings and real-ski performance.""From predawn trailheads to sun-drenched ridgelines, we rely on the Blizzard Zero G 105 Skis to carry us into the backcountry and bring us back with a smile. Blizzard built these skis to be as light as the uphill demands but as confident as we are when it’s time to descend. With a featherweight paulownia core and Carbon Drive 3. 0 layup, the Zero G 105 manages to feel nimble on the skintrack while still holding firm through chopped-up bowls and wind-swept faces. A rocker-camber-rocker profile ensures float and quick pivoting when conditions are deep or technical, while the full sidewall construction and bi-directional carbon around the binding zone provide the strength and security we demand in consequential terrain. At just over 1500 grams per ski, the Zero G 105 is our dream setup for big tours and even bigger descents—no compromises required."
Price: $949.99 from Backcountry
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