Blizzard Canvas Skis

While 108mm is quite wide, the camber underfoot provides enough edge hold to carve on groomed snow. However, you will notice a slower edge-to-edge transition compared to a narrower, dedicated carving ski.

These skis excel in soft snow, powder, and variable off-piste conditions. The rocker in the tip and tail helps them float and pivot easily, making them a great choice for skiers who prefer exploring sidecountry or finding their own lines away from the crowds.

Yes, the combination of Poplar and Paulownia creates a lively, energetic feel while maintaining structural integrity. The Light Sandwich Full Sidewall construction adds the necessary torsional rigidity to handle aggressive turns and varied terrain.

This profile offers the best of both worlds: the rockered tip and tail provide effortless turn initiation and float in deep snow, while the camber underfoot ensures stability and grip when you need to lay down a turn on firmer snow.

While the playful shape and twin-tip-like rocker profile might tempt you into the park, they are primarily designed as an all-mountain freeride ski. They are built for creative expression across the whole mountain rather than specifically for rails or jumps.