Blizzard Hustle 10

That gives the ski a lot of maneuverability, and what you gain in the 10 is you get just a ton of playful, bouncy energy. The ski is a lot of fun to k...

Just so you know, we're not sponsored by any of the brands we review. Everything we say here is completely unbiased, in my honest opinion. Blizzard in...

Yeah. I would hate to see someone overlook this ski because the brochure had a tech binding on it.

This big mountain, partial twin tip ski rips at high speeds! The longer turning radius isn't my favorite type of ride, but as a 5'8" female rider the 178cm was a bit long, so that didn't help my turn initiations as much. It does have fantastic edge control and was extremely sturdy and floaty in some...

The Atris has been a favorite of many at our shop - so I was excited to see what all the fuss was about. For this year, there are slight changes including a slightly smaller waist width. Unfortunately, we did not have any new snow at our snow demo this year, so I didn't get to test the ski in condit...

Slimmed down a little from previous years, this ski is versatile option for a midfat do it all ski. Light enough to tour on but still enough ski for everyday resort skiing. A blast in some fresh snow, but holds up really well on piste. Overall a well rounded Swiss Army Knife type of ski that will wo...

The Atris has been around for a while now. It is an amazing all mountain ski that does everything well. For the 2023 version, they somehow made an already perfect ski better! I typically like this ski in a 184 cm length at 5'10" 185lbs, but was super impressed by how much power and drive the 178 had...

I am 6'2" and 210 lbs. riding a pair of 188's, perfect size for me. Snow conditions were not good, very hard pack on piste, off piste was 1" of new over chunk ice. Off piste was essentially not skiable. I was pleasantly surprised by how well the Atrias handled the hard pack. They could carve clean t...

I always hold my breath when companies "redo" a ski I love and own. The new Atris goes from a 108mm waist to 105mm, with less taper and less overall area to the tip. I'm not sure any of this is what skiers in our neck of the woods are asking for, but maybe for a demanding area with less overall snow...

Perfect Pop and Strength. This is an all-mountain ripper. Have them with Shift touring bindings. I was waiting and waiting to buy and just did it. Should have done it earlier. East Coast Skier.