Blizzard Rustler 9 vs Volkl Secret 92

It's a super versatile ride, so anybody from a pretty athletic intermediate up through an expert level skier is going to be able to hop on this and re...

It also reduces weight than using a full sheet of metal. Shape of the ski, it's a groomer ski, it's a frontside ski, can be taken in the woods, trees,...

Metal in a ski doesnt automatically make it an expert only ski. The blizzard Rustler 9 has some metal but is super accessible, it's still wider than you need. I would recommend getting Dynastars that you liked for low tide conditions and just rent/demo fat skis if you happen to catch those conditions when you travel. I'm not a fan of the Kore skis for resort skiing, they are a tricky combination of light and stiff

It did fine on groomers but if you're going to be skiing mostly on piste I would consider looking into better options. Within Volkl's line, the Secret 96 is much stiffer and has better piste performance while still being able to handle all but the deepest softest stuff off the piste. Handles the crud amazingly well- will blast through anything while still not being an overly demanding ski with the newer construction. The older Secret 92 is a different story

All right, we are back at the WWSRA on snow demo mountain with Mountain Calif. Riding now the Blizzard Rustler 9. Rustler 9 is right there. There you ...

Hey, my name is Katie. I just got done riding the Volkl Secret 92. This is a great all-mountain ski. I'd say probably 50-50 on-to-off trail ratio