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Recent Ski Reviews
Line Supernatural 108 vs. Blizzard Cochise
We’ve heaped a lot of praise on both the Supernatural 108 and the Cochise, so we spent several days A / B-ing the two skis at Taos—same runs, same conditions.
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2016-2017 Salomon X-Drive 8.8 FS
The new Salomon X-Drive 8.8 FS is a relatively narrow, super stable ski that shines at speed and in demanding terrain or conditions.
2017-2018 Moment Governor
The Governor and the Blizzard Bodacious are two of our favorite substantial, directional pow skis. Time for a ‘Vs.’ review. (And we throw in comparisons to a number of other skis, too.)
2014-2015 Atomic Theory
We’ve put more time on the Atomic Theory on groomers, and its blend of stability, predictability, forgiveness – and price – continues to impress.
2016-2017 Dynastar Powertrack 89
Dynastar calls their new Powertrack 89 a “one-ski quiver with a huge sweet spot.” They’re right. It’s also really quick.
2017-2018 Line Pandora 110
This season, Line messed with a good thing and overhauled the Pandora. It’s arguably even better now.
2014-2015 4FRNT Devastator
Update: The 4FRNT Devastator is one of the most stable, predictable skis we’ve tested in crud and variable conditions, and we’ve now put more time on it in soft chop and fresh powder.
2015-2016 Scott Rock’Air
The SCOTT Rock’Air is a lightweight ski that is very predictable—a great combination for ski touring and ski mountaineering.
2015-2016 SkiLogik Powderball
The SkiLogik Powderball is a dead easy ski that’s a great choice for those who are new to pow skiing, or those who ski trees a lot on deeper days.
2014-2015 Blister ‘Best Of’ Awards
In the next round of Blister’s ‘Best Of’ Awards, we talk about some of the best snowboards out there.
1-Ski Quiver: Reviewers’ Choices (14/15)
East Coast? All-Mountain? Park? What is the single best ski for handling all of the above? Our next reviewer weighs in.
2016-2017 Blizzard Sheeva
Update: After spending time on more skis in New Zealand, we compare the Blizzard Sheeva to some other skis in its class.
2-Ski Quiver: Reviewers’ Choices (14/15)
Another round of Two-Ski Quiver Selections, from AK to NZ and Japan.
3-Ski Quiver: Reviewers’ Choices (14/15)
In our next round of three-ski quiver selections, our reviewer on the East Coast weighs in.
2015-2016 K2 Shreditor 102
The new K2 Shreditor 102 is playful, yet does surprisingly well in variable conditions. It’s right up there with some of our favorite freestyle-oriented all-mountain skis.