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New 2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11 Skis
192cm
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New 2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11 Skis
188cm
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2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11
Used Demo Skis
w Bindings
188cm
Sale: $799.99

2020 Blizzard
Rustler 11
Used Demo Skis
w Bindings
188cm
Sale: $699.99

2019 Blizzard
Rustler 11
Used Demo Skis
w Bindings
188cm
Sale: $539.99

New 2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11 Skis
180cm
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2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11
Used Demo Skis
w Bindings
180cm
Sale: $799.99

New 2021 Blizzard
Rustler 11 Skis
172cm
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This Ski Is A Staff Favorite:

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.

In Depth Staff Reviews:

By: Matt M

2020 Blizzard Skis Preview

Read our preview of 2021 Blizzard Skis A Blizzard of Color The 2020 Blizzard skis lineup doesn't feature any massive changes, outside of a redesign to the Zero G backcountry ski series. There are a couple minor tweaks, like thicker wood in the Rustler 10, and a couple subtle additions, like the Brahma 82 and Black Pearl 82. But the flashiest update is the collection-wide color-pop (even the blacked-out Spur has pink sidewalls!), which includes a redesign of the crazy-popular Black Pearl's graphics. As for that Zero G redesign, Blizzard pulled off a couple cool things. One, they ... Continue Reading

By: Matt M

The Best All Mountain Skis of 2019

If we had a dollar for every time customers say they're looking for "good all mountain skis," we would...well...we would own more pairs of good all mountain skis. In today's skiing landscape, defining categories of gear can be tough. All mountain skis differ for different people. The powder-hungry freeride skier at Jackson skis the whole mountain on playful sticks with waist widths around 110 millimeters. The rad dad drops his kids at a lesson in the morning and has four hours to charge every trail off the summit quad on the widest skis he's ever used—metal-loaded chargers that ... Continue Reading

By: Matt M

Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2018—Men's Edition

You love him. He loves skiing. Whether or not you also ski, finding a gear gift for him can quickly prove intimidating. There’s just so much stuff. He’s just so particular. Or maybe he just never coherently communicates what he needs or wants. Whether he errs on the wild side or religiously sticks with that jacket you got him 20 years ago or blows you off to chase powder, we’ve got you covered. And because you’re reading this gift guide, we know he loves you too. For: The Trendsetter He’s the personable one, the one cracking jokes and grabbing you a beer and laughing at ... Continue Reading

By: Matt M

2019 Blizzard Skis Preview

Check out our preview of 2021 Blizzard skis. Highlights from the 2019 Blizzard skis lineup: The Old Standbys Blizzard's classic lineup of men's skis—the Bodacious, Cochise, Bonafide, and Brahma—come back for another year of intra-mountain domination. Last year's Brahma CA has a fresh look (far right) and a new name for 2019. Say hello to the Bushwacker. Rustling Up Winners One of the most impressive new lines of skis a year ago was Blizzard's Rustler, known as the Sheeva on the women's side. This year, the freeride series gets even better with the addition of the Rustler 9 ... Continue Reading

Our Take On The 2021 Blizzard Rustler 11:

When big mountains get big snow, the Rustler 11 is one of the skis of choice for Powder7 staffers. Just ask Justin, our data guy, who took it to Jackson Hole during their record February two seasons ago. He loves the ski for its big-mountain and powder performance, which is wrapped in a surprisingly light package. So when you or “Justin” find yourself at the top of something steep ‘n sketchy, the Rustler 11 gives you the maneuverability to make turns, and the backbone to keep you on the snow rather than send you plummeting. The Carbon Flipcore D.R.T., which places a titanal sheet through the midsection of the ski for stability where you need it, but reduces torsional rigidity in the tips and tails to allow for playful skiing, makes the Rustler 11 an ideal option for those who want a bit of everything from their powder boards. So whether you're a weekend skier, “Justin”, or F.W.T. champion Leo Slemett, the Rustler 11 is a safe bet whether you're surfing powder or charging steeps. Unchanged for 2020-21 minus an updated topsheet, the Rustler is ready for yet another year of freeride “sending.” Similar skis: Nordica Enforce 110 Free, Moment Deathwish, Icelantic Nomad 115.

2021 Blizzard Rustler 11 Specs:

Dimensions:	139/112/121
Radius:	[email protected]
Rocker:	Freeride Rocker
Ability Level:
Construction:	Full Sidewall
Weight:	4100 grams (per pair for size 180cm) Learn more about ski weights

Blizzard Rustler 11 Model Lineage:

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