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Rustler 11 Skis Now On Sale

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Powder7 Staff Pick Justin
By: Justin
This ski, my friends, is a great ski. And I don't like anything. Ask around. When picking a ski, I tend to prefer fat, soft, and versatile options--which is weird, because I'm thin, rigid, and completely one-dimensional. Despite the metal reinforcement underfoot, the Rustler 11 has the perfect medium-stiff flex for a playful big mountain board, and feels surprisingly light for all its girth. And that girth is nice, too. A 112mm waist width handles all but the deepest days in the Western mountains, without sacrificing stability or mobility when conditions get sporty. I'm usually on skis that are 110-115mm wide, and the Rustler 11 is probably the one I ended up reaching for most often this winter. That's quite an endorsement from me, since I'm either a living, breathing ski expert or a very well-constructed bot.

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2024-2025 Blizzard Skis Preview

Blizzard Skis 2025: First Look An Anomaly. Fresh off an overhaul of its popular Rustler and Sheeva collections a year ago, Blizzard goes even bigger for the 2024-2025 season. After winters upon winters of following the adage "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," the brand is replacing the legendary skis in its all-mountain collection. The Brahma, Bonafide, and Cochise all go away. In their place? A new collection called Anomaly. The new skis, which will come as narrow as 84mm and as wide as 102mm, aim to offer the same top-end all-mountain performance as their ... Continue Reading

Our Take On The 2024 Blizzard Rustler 11:

Whether you're looking down a steep face, scoping your pillow lines, or taking hot laps with the crew, the Blizzard Rustler 11 is the perfect big sending partner. The Rustler 11 hits a sweet spot in the big mountain category, wide enough for floating in powder and deep snow, without being so wide that it feels bulky in tight terrain. Blizzard revamped the Rustler 11 for 2023-2024, with a new metal shape and new True Blend wood core. The new "Flux Form" metal frame includes a metal sheet underfoot with metal strips alongside your edges. As the widest in the Rustler category, the Rustler 11 features the least amount of metal to maximize play in soft snow. But this ski was built with freeride athletes in mind, so you can trust your skis will support you on that spicy runout at speed. The updated metal shape does work to keep the ski stable at speed and through variable snow, and the True Blend wood core gives you the perfect balance of power where you need it with playful tips and tails. In short? The new Rustler 11 charges harder, while still keeping that playful flavor. We throw the term "playful charger" around a lot, and there's not another ski that fits it to the bill more than the Rustler 11.

2024 Blizzard Rustler 11 Specs:

Dimensions:140/112/130
Radius:18m@174cm
Rocker:Freeride Rocker
Ability Level:Ability Level 8
Construction:Full Sidewall
Weight:3910 grams (per pair for size 180cm) Learn more about ski weights

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