Blizzard skis guide: Rustler, Black Pearl, Anomaly and Sheeva
Blizzard Rustler 9 and Rustler 10
Freeride-focused all-mountain skis that love soft snow but still rip on firm groomers, with Carbon Flipcore D2 for easy turn starts. The Rustler 9 has a 94mm waist (168–186cm) and the Rustler 10 has a 104mm waist (174–186cm).
Blizzard Black Pearl: women's all-mountain skis
The Black Pearl 84, 88 and 94 are Blizzard's women-specific all-mountain skis, with flex, layup and mount point tuned for women. The Black Pearl 88 is forgiving and intuitive for progressing-to-advanced skiers.
Blizzard Anomaly 88, 94 and 102
All-mountain skis that pair hard-snow precision with the versatility to handle chop, crud and soft snow, built with FluxForm titanal inserts and a TrueBlend woodcore. Pick the 88 for groomers, the 94 for a do-it-all ski, and the 102 for more float.
Blizzard Sheeva 9 and Sheeva 10
The women's version of the Rustler: the same playful freeride feel at 94mm and 104mm waists, tuned lighter for women.
Blizzard Phoenix 7.7: a beginner women's ski
A women's frontside ski built to make carving on groomers easy for beginner-to-intermediate skiers. It comes with the TPC 10 W binding factory-mounted.
Choosing width and length
Under 90mm is quickest edge to edge on groomers, 90–100mm is the all-mountain sweet spot, and over 100mm adds float for powder. Most skiers land between chin and the top of their head in length; stop by Levis Commons and we'll help you size it.