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BLIZZARD RUSTLER 11 (FLAT) 172 cm 2021 NEW ! ** FREE SHIPPING **

$ 315.45

Availability: 13 in stock
  • Brand: Blizzard
  • Condition: New
  • Item Length: 172 cm
  • Tail Width: 129 mm
  • Waist Width: 112 mm
  • Turn Radius: 17.5 m
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Tip Width: 139 mm
  • Rocker Profile: Flat
  • Department: Unisex Adult
  • Bindings Included: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Type: All-Mountain
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Model: BLIZZARD RUSTLER 11
  • Release Year: 2020
  • Color: Orange
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    About Blizzard:
    Blizzard has quickly become a top brand of alpine skis with technologies that sets them apart from others. Blizzard Sport USA is the distributor of Blizzard Skis in the United States. The Blizzard factory is located in Mittersill, Austria. Blizzard Sport USA is under The Tecnica Group umbrella where Blizzard and Tecnica operate as a single business unit in the United States.
    PRODUCT INFORMATION
    2020 BLIZZARD RUSTLER 11
    Dimensions:
    143/116/123 mm at 192 cm
    Radius:
    23 m at 192 cm
    Lengths:
    164, 172, 180, 188, 192 cm
    Category:
    Men's Freeride
    Brand:
    Blizzard
    The Rustler 11 is the widest of the three Rustler skis in Blizzard’s Freeride line. At 112-116 mm underfoot, depending on length, it’s distinctly intended to be used in softer snow conditions. The Rustler 10 and 9 are designed for a little more versatility, but the Rustler 11 is more of a soft snow freeride ski than anything else. The Rustler 11 uses the longest rocker out of all three skis, as well as the most pronounced early taper. Correspondingly, it uses the least amount of metal, giving the tips and tails lighter swing weight and a slightly softer flex compared to the 10 and 9. Uni-directional carbon fiber in the tips and tails helps keeps the ski smooth and reduces vibration and chatter, without it feeling overly responsive or too stiff. Over the past few seasons, it’s proven to be a serious contender in the powder/freeride category and we were excited to put it to the test once again.