BLISTER Ski Reviews

Recent Ski Reviews

Will Brown reviews the Fischer Watea 96, Blister Gear Review

2013-2014 Fischer Watea 96

The Fischer Watea 96 is a lightweight, directional ski that offers outstanding energy on groomers, is perfectly suitable for moguls, and can handle fluid, fall-line skiing in soft chop and powder.

Scott Nelson reviews the Armada AR7, Blister Gear Review

2015-2016 Armada AR7

What’s the most versatile park ski on the market? Probably the Armada AR7.

review of the DPS Spoon, Blister Gear Review

2017-2018 DPS Spoon

The DPS Spoon has received a whole lot of buzz and media attention, but how does it actually perform? Time for an in-depth review.

review of the new Volkl Mantra, Blister Gear Review

Preview: 2015-2016 Volkl Mantra

We preview the new 14/15 Volkl Mantra, with specs, rocker pics, and comparisons to the 13/14 Mantra and the 13/14 Blizzard Bonafide

Jason Hutchins reviews the Blizzard Peacemaker, Blister Gear Review

2016-2017 Blizzard Peacemaker

The Blizzard Peacemaker is a freestyle-oriented, all-mountain ski that can be pushed much harder than most other playful, all-mtn twin tips.

Will Brown reviews the Blizzard Scout from Taos for Blister Gear Review

2nd Look: Blizzard Scout

We take another look at the Blizzard Scout, a ski intended to go uphill and “rip giant lines on your way back down.”

Brett Carroll reviews the Armada TST, Blister Gear Review

2nd Look: Armada TST

The Armada TST is a fun, lightweight, all-mountain ski that shines on groomers and in pow. See how it stacks up against some other skis in its class.

Tucker Nixon reviewing the Fischer Nightstick, Blister Gear Review

2nd Look: Fischer Nightstick

The Fischer Nighstick is durable, stable, and proof that “stiff” doesn’t have to mean “lifeless.”

Ramp Groundhog review, Blister Gear Review

2015-2016 RAMP Groundhog

RAMP calls the Groundhog “one ski that does it all,” so we went to find out how *well* it does it all.

Blizzard Bonafide review, Blister Gear Review

2014-2015 Blizzard Bonafide

For those looking for a substantial, truly All-Mountain ski with a bit of a soft-snow bias, the Blizzard Bonafide warrants a look.