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Recent Ski Reviews
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.
A Tribute-Review: Moment Bibby Pro, 190 cm
Before we post our reviews of Moment’s new Bibby and Exit World, we wanted to pay tribute to their predecessor: the 190cm Bibby Pro, one of our favorite skis of all time.
2015-2016 Salomon Rocker2 108
In our 2-continent, 3-installment review of the Salomon Rocker2 108, we tell you everything you need to know about this playful, all-mountain ski.