Love these skis. Better than I expected on the groomers and very solid at speeds up to 50 mph. That’s as fast as I ski. Wonderful in the soft stuff. Bought on the recommendation of the Powder 7 staff. Thanks, Jim F
Height: 5' 10''
Terrain: Groomers unless good powder available
Jim on Nov. 9th 2020
Rustler 10
Most fun all mountain ski I've ever used. The only reason that they don't get 5 stars is because I had some delamination in the tails. Blizzard was quick to rectify this issue, and sent me a 2021 pair which has been even better. Great ski!
Terrain: Mixed
Mark on Nov. 9th 2020
Fun ski (for the right conditions)
Good all around ski; not as stable on harder snow as I would like, but the tradeoff is worth it on softer days. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, which is what I was going for. Not recommended for east coast or primarily groomer skiing, but otherwise a really great choice.
UT/ID Skier on Nov. 5th 2020
Height: 5' 10'' Age: 70
Terrain: All terrain
Mad Mountain Mike on Nov. 6th 2020
Great all mountain ski
After a 1/2 dozen years on Dynastar Powder Trac 89 looking for a ski a little wider under foot but still responsive enough to ski the bumps. Love the ski!
Height: 5' 10'' Weight: 170 Age: 72
Terrain: all mountain
Machine on Nov. 7th 2020
Great all around ski
Very versatile ski. Not perfect for a hard edge on a groomer, or not as perfect as a super fat ski on big powder days, but this guy is a beast that handles all mountain extremely well. Glad I didn't go shorter than the 180s (6' 3")
Height: 6' 3'' Weight: 180 Age: 25
Terrain: all-mountain
Steve on Nov. 7th 2020
Year after year, the Blizzard Rustler 10 is a tried and true "do-it-all" ski out West. Falling on the wide side of all-mountain at 102mm underfoot, the Rustler 10 is something you can confidently reach for when you aren't sure what the mountain will throw at you. Steeps and trees? Bumps and jumps? Groomer hot laps? Pow stashes? All of it. Now, for 2023-2024, we're treated to an updated construction. Blizzard tweaked the metal shape to be more like a fork, with titanal underfoot and around the edges of the ski through the entire tip and tail. This gives you better stability when moving through variable snow, while retaining some torsional flex to keep the ride more lively when you luck out with some ideal snow. The Rustler also finally gets to join the True Blend party -- Blizzard's method of strategically placing stiffer wood underfoot with softer wood at the tip and tail -- with a new wood core that provides even more power where you need it. Combined with a tweaked rocker profile to give you better edge hold on those groomer hot laps, the new Rustler 10 is more stable in variable stuff, while remaining nimble and more pivot-y than other directional skis out there. And when the snow does come around? You'll feel confident to explore new terrain or find that cliff drop you've been eyeing all season.
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