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| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced |
| Sidecut | 133-102-123 |
| Turn radius | 17.5m (180cm) |
| Lengths | 164, 172, 180, 188 |
| Construction |
Cap & sidewall combo Carbon, titanal & lightweight woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Easy to use, light, smooth, forgiving ride |
| Weaknesses | Less powerful when riding the edge at higher speeds |
The new Blizzard Rustler 10 makes a great ski for any skier looking for versatility and power in one lightweight package.
The new Rustler gives out a really smooth ride that works well in all conditions. It’s particularly in chopped up variable snow where they float up easily and feel forgiving to use through the turn. It’s an easy ski to use in backcountry conditions, feeling light and user friendly in any situation. Compared to previous Blizzard freeride models we’ve tested, the new constructions feel generally much lighter and easier to handle for a wider range of skiers. However, they can feel less powerful and secure on harder snow conditions when going for high speeds and big edge angles.
