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Recent Ski Reviews
2019-2020 Nordica Enforcer 100
The new Nordica Enforcer won one of our “Best of 15 /16” awards, see why.
3rd Look: Rossignol Soul 7
The Rossignol Soul 7 comes back unchanged for the 3rd season in a row. And for good reason: a whole lot of skiers have had a whole lot of fun on it. Check out our (3) reviews.
Deep Dive: Black Diamond Carbon Convert vs. Blizzard Zero G 108 vs. vs. Volkl V-Werks BMT 109
We compare three popular touring skis in the 105mm-110mm width range.
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2015-2016 Climbing Skins Comparisons
More and more people are getting into ski touring, so we’ve compared some of our favorite climbing skins, and offer notes on their relative strengths and weaknesses.
2019-2020 Salomon NFX
Two words: supremely stable. The Salomon NFX is the most stable competition slopestyle ski we’ve ever reviewed.
Patagonia Merino Air Hoody
Patagonia’s new Merino Air Hoody is an unconventional baselayer that actually lives up to Patagonia’s big claims about it.
October in Review
In case you missed any of October’s highlights, here’s the cheat-sheet.
2nd Look: Moment Governor
We’ve been receiving a lot of questions about the Moment Governor and how it works as a wider, all-mountain ski. Here’s our 2nd Look at that question.
2020-2021 Head Caddy
The Head Caddy might seem like your standard comp ski, but its combination of stability and playfulness make it a highly versatile park ski.
Deep Dive: Line Sir Francis Bacon vs. Mordecai
Line’s new Bacon and Mordecai are both playful all-mountain skis, but they certainly aren’t the same. We break down their similarities and differences.
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Blizzard’s All-Mountain Line: 14/15 vs 15/16
We take a look at the entire Blizzard lineup, pit the 14/15 line against the 15/16, and talk about how the skis all relate to one another. (Might be one of the most interesting pieces we’ve ever published.)
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2nd Look: 17/18 Blizzard Cochise
Blister’s editor-in-chief weighs in on the new Cochise.
2nd Look: K2 Pinnacle 95
We offer another take on the K2 Pinnacle 95, with more on its groomer performance, freestyle performance, etc.
2015-2016 Moment Blister Pro
The Blister Pro gets a new look for 15/16. Check it out.
2018-2019 Line Sir Francis Bacon
The new Line Sir Francis Bacon is still a great all-mountain jib ski, but it’s definitely not the same all-mountain jib ski.
2018-2019 Volkl Kendo
For the 15/16 season, Volkl debuts the “brand new” Kendo. So how similar or different is it to the previous Kendo?