- #Blizzard rustler 9 full#
- #Blizzard rustler 9 pro#
- #Blizzard rustler 9 series#
- #Blizzard rustler 9 free#
Construction: Sandwich Compound Sidewall (Ti), Carbon Flipcore, TrueFlex Technology. Don’t be fooled by the freeride spec, these skis are incredibly lively and stable on edge. On-trail, they comfortably go from making short, snappy turns to sweeping GS arcs.
#Blizzard rustler 9 free#
From sending spicy lines to transitioning through variable terrain, the Rustler 9 is a do-it-all master in the freeride category. Buy any ski + binding and get a FREE mount before shipping Description The Blizzard Rustler 9 hits a major sweet spot for all-mountain skiing in New Zealand. One of our sports experts will advise you on our wide selection of new or used sporting goods. The smooth rocker-camber-rocker profile make it responsive and stable, yet super playful in softer snow and on any type of terrain.
Two souls in one ski, to trace the most different turns without any need to change your skis from time to time. An explosive mixture ready to be released on the slope. From the tail to the tip, the ski recalls the geometries of the GS models, while the shape of the tip is inspired by the SL ones.
#Blizzard rustler 9 series#
The combination of different sidecuts gives the ski a shape able to accommodate more radiuses. The Blizzard Rustler 9 Freeride Ski 2022 is the narrowest of the Rustler series and a freeride ski that performs reliably even in less ideal powder snow. The iconic model of the Dobermann family was born from the natural evolution of the multiradius concept, a special development that Nordica has introduced and perfected over time.
#Blizzard rustler 9 pro#
How many mornings did you wake up dreaming of a ski allowing you to draw both GS and SL turns, without any distinction? Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 70 Pro is the definitive answer to this desire.
It is easy to ski and gives all the confidence you need.Ī great playful yet stable all-rounder. For lighter skiers, this could be the soft snow ski that completes a very nice two-ski quiver. Although it remains stable at all times, I don’t think real chargers get enough power out of it to satisfy them. Very big or strong skiers will be wanting more than this ski can give. A great confidence builder for those difficult white-out conditions. But it isn’t a lightly deflected ski either. In bumps, crud, and on-piste it is remarkably nimble, despite the width. Because of the tip and tail shape and rocker profile, it is agile. It is a true 50-50 ski, but on the playful side of the spectrum. In the sense that it does ski quite well on hardpack, but really does very well in just about anything. It sits right in between ‘all-mountain’ and freeride. But stable and quite grippy nonetheless, for its width anyway.
#Blizzard rustler 9 full#
No full sheets of metal, just a metal section under the binding. The narrowest in the family at 94 mm underfoot and some serious tail-rocker. With the core Multi-Layer Woodcore, it gets an extended flex throughout the ski with a softer.
The updated construction has further improved the skis properties with stronger edge grip and bearing surface in deep snow.
For the lighter weight and finesse skiers, or for those who want a lighter freeride ski to do some alpine touring as well.Īnd then there is the Rustler 9. Rustler 9 is known for its combination of technical performance and versatility throughout the mountain. Then there is the Rutler 10: much lighter, narrower (104 mm), and with a flatter tail. 116 mm underfoot, some tip and tail rocker, no concessions on weight, and simply a ski that you can win the Freeride World Tour on. It consists of the Rustler 11, a real charger big mountain ski. The Rustler series is the Blizzard Freeride range. Technology: wood core, full sidewall, Carbon Flipcore D.R.T., tip-rocker, tail-rocker Deep Dive: Blizzard Rustler 9 Jby Luke Koppa We compare the brand-new Rustler 9 to the Blizzard Bonafide & Brahma, Volkl Mantra M5, Black Crows Orb, Atomic Bent Chetler 100, K2 Pinnacle 95, and more.
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