2027 Blizzard Rustler 10 — Men's All-Mountain Ski

FluxForm construction runs two Titanal strips the length of the ski plus a Titanal plate underfoot for precise edge grip and a damp, stable feel underfoot

TrueBlend Freeride Woodcore blends beech, poplar, and paulownia into three distinct flex zones for a smooth, tuned feel from tip to tail

Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile boosts float in soft snow while keeping a long effective edge for grip on packed groomers

Full ABS sandwich sidewall construction adds stability, power transmission, and durability

Sintered Graphite base holds wax well and glides fast across variable Okanagan snow

Partial Twin Tip shape supports skiing switch and backing out of tight terrain

The Rustler 10 suits intermediate to advanced skiers who want a wider daily driver that can handle anything short of the deepest powder days without feeling sloppy on the groomed. Its metal-reinforced build and 102mm waist reward a confident, powerful skier looking to explore more of the mountain.

Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right ski and size in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to talk with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425.

As a certified Blizzard dealer, our team can help you select the right length, flex, and binding setup for your ability level and the terrain you ride most at Big White and Silver Star. We also offer full ski and board tuning, waxing, and binding mounting in-store. Drop into Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive).

Q.How much powder can the Blizzard Rustler 10 actually handle?
The Rustler 10 is built to excel in anything under about a foot and a half of fresh snow, with its 102mm waist and Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile providing solid float without feeling like a dedicated powder ski. On the deepest Big White days you may want something wider, but for everyday Okanagan conditions it's a strong one-ski choice.

Q.What's the difference between the Rustler 9 and the Rustler 10?
The Rustler 10 is wider at 102mm versus the Rustler 9's 96mm, giving it more float in soft snow at a small cost to quickness on hardpack. The Rustler 9 also uses more Titanal in its FluxForm construction, making it the sharper, more precise option of the two on firm groomers.

Q.Is the Rustler 10 too much ski for an intermediate skier?
Not necessarily — Blizzard rates the Rustler 10 for intermediate to advanced skiers. Its TrueBlend woodcore is tuned for a smooth, approachable flex rather than an overly stiff, demanding ride, so a progressing intermediate looking to explore more terrain can grow into it comfortably.