Blizzard Zero G

While these skis are engineered for backcountry touring, they are capable of handling resort laps. However, because they are built to be lightweight for the ascent, they may feel slightly less damp and stable at high speeds on hard-packed resort snow compared to a dedicated alpine ski.

The 103mm waist provides excellent float in deep powder while remaining narrow enough to edge effectively on firmer snow. It strikes a versatile balance for backcountry skiers who encounter everything from soft, untracked snow to wind-scoured ridges.

Carbon Drive 3.0 integrates carbon fiber into the ski's structure to provide torsional rigidity and power without the added weight of traditional metal laminates. This results in a ski that feels snappy and responsive underfoot while remaining light enough for long days of climbing.

The Zero G 105 is designed for expert-level skiers. Its lightweight construction and specific flex profile require precise technique and experience to control, especially in challenging backcountry terrain.

The early rise profile helps the ski pivot easily in tight trees and deep snow, allowing for quick, intuitive turn initiation. It also helps the tips stay above the snow surface, preventing them from diving in soft conditions.