Rid in good speed and with a lot of pressure in hard April-morning slopes (read re-frozen) in Trysil without the skis dropping or "winding down", I never thought that these skis would cope. Īfter completing step four (last step in front of the ski instructor) and really gotta know it with a sharp turn, I can say that I was really overwhelmed by how amazingly skilled these skis are. If you are looking for a really sharp and complete freeride ski for the whole mountain and all kind of snow then Rustler 11 is a given winner if you have enough days of snowy snow to defend the width, otherwise I would have logged in on Rustler 10.
#BLIZZARD RUSTLER FULL#
It is clear that it is always possible to find a skid that is more charger and stands stool for more and is able to keep more cuts in piste and it is always possible to find a ski with more play and popping in.īut to be honest for a while for what it's like skiers, I think there are very few people who will actually be able to drive this ski to its limit, regardless of full spit or full popping and play. Then there has been a mixture of "poppy" and "island" driving in mixed conditions, as well as full carving in piste (where I finally managed to get the ski to its limit). After lots of fresh snow overnight in Hemsedal, full load carving wings in a mix of pistons and soft puckles in Såhaug is the hard game fun !! completely insane fun :-) As a reference, it is mentioned that my Völkl RTM 84 did not fix this. Super cool driving down the Sakka forest in Japanese snowy snow, giving surprisingly good flow and pop. 8 inches of fresh overnight Great, the Rustlers can surf with the best of 'em. Firm groomers No problem, the Rustlers will lay trenches. It delivers a combination of playfulness, security and charger I've never been to before. With a versatile 100mm+ waist and balanced Carbon Flipcore construction, the Blizzard Rustler 10 Skis live in the Goldilocks zone where anything is possible. Once I had asked for the motorbike, I had a really fun skirt under my feet :-) would say that Jarle's statement "A more soaring shot and play skid, or a very playful ice skating, depending on how you look at it." describes the ski very well :-)Īfter driving the skis a bit more, Japow in Hakuba, as well as new & old snow and piste in Tignes and Hemsedal, I can only emphasize that this is a very competent freeride ski that probably met so much in the middle of a dot that it almost becomes " boring " -) misunderstand me right! when I got over it and laid the skis on the edge and pressed a sharp turn, it initially felt like skiing dropped out at the back.
Experienced at first the skis were less stable at the back, felt almost like getting a little backweight on skating. The first impression was that the skis really differed from my Katana and my MTN Lab 95, which I have done the most recently, similar to my Magic J so it took a while to change.
Maybe a bit like skim milk, what's the strength of the skis is also its weakness. "A soaring shot and play skid, or a very playful ice skate, depending on how you look at it."
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