BLISTER Ski Reviews

Recent Ski Reviews

Paul Forward reviews the Salomon MTN Explore 95 for Blister Gear Review.

2019-2020 Salomon MTN Explore 95

The Salomon MTN Explore 95 is a touring ski that puts a premium on power and performance rather than shaving every last possible gram.

Blister reviews the Fischer Ranger 115 FR

2021-2022 Fischer Ranger 115 FR

After getting a couple reviewers on it in conditions ranging from firm and rough to steep and very deep, you can now check out our full review of the Fischer Ranger 115 FR.

Sam Shaheen reviews the Scott Scrapper 115 for Blister

2020-2021 Scott Scrapper 115

We’ve now spent time on the Scrapper 115 both inside and outside the resort. Check out our thoughts on how it stacks up against a number of other ~115mm-wide skis, and how well it works as a touring ski, inbounds ski, and 50/50 ski.

Luke Koppa reviews the Sego Condor Ti for Blister

2018-2019 Sego Condor Ti

New for 18/19, the Sego Condor Ti is a big-mountain ski with some intriguing design elements — and an avocado on its topsheet. Check out our measured specs, rocker pics, initial impressions, and Flash Review.

Scott Nelson reviews the ON3P Magnus 102 for Blister

2019-2020 ON3P Magnus 102

We’ve been spending time on the brand-new ON3P Magnus 102 both in and out of the park. So how does it compare to other wider park skis, and should you be considering the Magnus or a Kartel?

Blister reviews the Icelantic Nomad 115

2018-2019 Icelantic Nomad 115

The Icelantic Nomad 115 is a pretty versatile pow ski that both our more traditional and more playful reviewers have really enjoyed. Check out our review.

Blister reviews the Atomic Vantage 90 Ti

2020-2021 Atomic Vantage 90 Ti

The all-new 18/19 Atomic Vantage series uses a very interesting construction that claims to make the skis both lighter and stronger. Today, we’re taking a look at the Vantage 90 Ti, and you can check out our measured specs, rocker pics, and initial impressions.

Cy Whitling reviews the Majesty Werewolf CLT for Blister

2019-2020 Majesty Skis Werewolf CLT

Coming in at just over 1350 grams in its longest length, the Majesty Werewolf CLT is a very light, very interesting, option for ski mountaineering. Check out our review.

Blister reviews the Salomon QST 106

2018-2019 Salomon QST 106

Salomon is tweaking the QST 106 for 18/19, and after spending a good deal of time on the new QST 106 with the SHIFT binding, you can now check out our full review of this do-everything, “50/50” ski.

Blister reviews the Line Sick Day 104

2021-2022 LINE Sick Day 104

If you’re looking for one ski to use for both inbounds riding and backcountry touring, the Line Sick Day 104 has emerged as a top candidate for us.

Jonathan Ellsworth reviews the DPS Foundation Cassiar 94 for Blister

2018-2019 DPS Foundation Cassiar 94

The new DPS Cassiar 94 is offered in two constructions, and in a men’s and women’s version. Check out our initial impressions, measured specs, and rocker pics of this new all-mountain ski from DPS.

Luke Koppa and Sam Shaheen review the Scott Backcountry Guide AP 30 Kit for Blister

Scott Backcountry Guide AP 30 Kit

We’ve spent a good deal of time in Scott’s Backcountry Guide AP 30 airbag pack, and so far, we’re impressed. Check out our review.

Brian Lindahl reviews the Whitedot Ragnarok for Blister

2018-2019 Whitedot R.118 Ragnarok

While its name might suggest that it’s an extraordinarily demanding ski, we’ve found the Whitedot Ragnarok to be both impressively stable and relatively accessible.