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Recent Ski Reviews
2013-2014 Blister ‘Best Of’ Awards
Over the past three seasons, we’ve ridden hundreds of skis over thousands of days. It’s time for us to weigh in on the best skis out there.
2013-2014 Atomic Automatic
If you’re looking for a very quick, versatile, easy pow ski, the Automatic deserves to be on your short list.
2014-2015 Faction Silas
Reviewer Scott Nelson found the Silas to be a stable, predictable, poppy park ski—with a few durability issues. (Granted, his skis take a lot of abuse.)
Special Feature: Designing a Ski for the FWT
Blister reviewer Garrett Altmann is competing on the FWT this season, and we’re designing a custom ski for the occasion. Check it out.
2nd Look: Rossignol Soul 7
Reviewer Dana Allen found the Soul 7 to be a fun, intuitive, versatile, and stable ski.
2015-2016 Volkl One
The One is a new “fun shape” ski from Volkl—except that it has very little in common with most of the fun-shaped skis out there. Very interesting, Volkl.
2-Ski Quiver: Reviewers’ Choices (13/14)
Last year, we named our 1-Ski Quiver selections. This year, we’re talking 2. Check out ours, then tell us yours.
2012-2013 Line Influence 105
The 12/13 Line Influence 105 is a very capable ski. See why new Blister reviewer Brett Carroll thinks you might want to go find a pair.
2014-2015 Blizzard Kabookie
Based on the popular Bonafide, the Blizzard Kabookie was designed as a lighter option for both resort and backcountry use. But this is no backcountry noodle—it’s more of a race ski tweaked to tackle off-piste conditions.
2013-2014 Nordica Hell & Back
The Nordica Hell & Back combines proven designs with smart modern updates to create a damn good ski. There are a lot of skiers out there who ought to check it out.
2016-2017 Line Sick Day 110
If you’re looking for a ski to tour on, but one that can still hold its own in-bounds in most conditions, the Sick Day 110 deserves to be on your radar.
2013-2014 Atomic Bent Chetler
The 192cm Atomic Bent Chetler is more than just a playful pow ski—it easily stomps jumps and handles resort chop and variable backcountry conditions.
2016-2017 Armada TST
The TST is a light, responsive, all-mountain ski that can pull some serious g-forces on groomers and is maneuverable at any speed.
2013-2014 Moment Exit World
“I love having a quiver of skis. But right now, if I had to spend my whole season on a single setup, I’d get a good tech binding and put it on the 190cm Exit World.”
2016-2017 SCOTT Punisher 110
Scott Sports calls the Punisher a backcountry jib ski, but reviewer Garrett Altmann calls the Punisher “the best chop and crud ski I’ve ever ridden.”
2014-2015 Nordica Wildfire
If heavy charger skis aren’t playful enough for you, and “playful” skis aren’t substantial enough, then you should check out the new Nordica Wildfire.