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Recent Ski Reviews

Sam Shaheen reviews the G3 SENDr 112 for Blister Gear Review

2019-2020 G3 SENDr 112

The G3 SENDr 112 is supposed to be a hard-charging, backcountry ski. So how serious of a ski is it, and where does it truly excel?

Paul Forward reviews the Dynafit TLT7 for Blister Review.

2018-2019 Dynafit TLT7 Performance

The Dynafit TLT7 is the latest AT boot in one of the most distinguished product lines in ski touring, and it’s a radical departure from its predecessors. Check out our review.

Luke Koppa reviews the Black Diamond Helio 105 Carbon for Blister Gear Review

2019-2020 Black Diamond Helio 105 Carbon

Black Diamond says the Helio 105 Carbon “balances playful, soft-snow performance with technical precision,” which sounds a bit contradictory, so how playful or precise is this ski? Could it be both?

Sam Shaheen reviews the G3 Scala LT skins for Blister Review

2017-2018 G3 Scala LT Skins

G3 has updated their deep-snow-oriented Scala skin to cut weight. So how does the new Scala LT perform, and how does it differ from the original Scala?

BLISTER Ski Reviews

2019-2020 Salomon QST Pro 130

The Salomon QST Pro 130 is a heat-moldable, lightweight boot with a unique design, and it’s also compatible with both alpine bindings and tech bindings. Three of our reviewers have been spending time in this boot, and they all weigh in here.

Jonathan Ellsworth reviews the Faction Prodigy 2.0 for Blister Gear Review.

2017-2018 Faction Prodigy 2.0

New for 17/18, Faction is introducing the “Prodigy” series. We take a look at the series in general, and in particular, the Prodigy 2.0.

Cy Whitling reviews the ON3P Kartel 116 for Blister Gear Review.

Deep Dive: Playful Pow Skis

We compare the J Skis Friend, Line Mordecai, Black Crows Anima, Armada ARV 116 JJ, ON3P Kartel 116, Blister Pro, Atomic Bent Chetler, K2 Catamaran, and more…

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BLISTER Ski Reviews

2016-2017 Kastle BMX 105

Kastle calls the BMX 105 a “powerful freeride ski” that can handle pretty much anything. So where did we find it to really shine? Check out our full review.

Jonathan Ellsworth reviews the 4FRNT Devastator for Blister Gear Review.

2018-2019 4FRNT Devastator

Here’s our full review of the 184 cm 4FRNT Devastator, with thoughts on length, mount point, stability vs maneuverability, and its suitability as a 1-ski quiver.

Jonathan Ellsworth reviews the ON3P Wrenegade 108 for Blister Gear Review

2017-2018 ON3P Wrenegade 108

The ON3P Wrenegade 108 is said to be a maneuverable “big gun.” So just how big of a gun is it, and exactly how maneuverable and forgiving?

Brian Lindahl reviews the Head Monster 108 for Blister Gear Review.

2017-2018 Head Monster 108

So how similar or different is the new 17/18 HEAD Monster 108? Is it still a supremely stable big-mountain ski? We weigh in.

Paul Forward reviews the Volkl Vacuum climbing skin for Blister Gear Review

Volkl Universal Vacuum Skins

Volkl’s “glue-free” skins are wonderfully easy to use, but we’ve experienced some significant issues with these pre-cut climbing skins.

Jonathan Ellsworth reviews the Head Kore 117 for Blister Gear Review.

Deep Dive: HEAD Kore 117

We compare the Head Kore 117 to the Rossignol Super 7 RD and HD, Salomon QST 118, Nordica Enforcer Pro, Volkl Confession, and more.

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