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.
Alta Ski Area
2nd Look: LINE Mr. Pollard’s Opus
We're about to post our thoughts on the new Line Magnum Opus, but before we do, we wanted to run again our review of the original Opus—a ski that earned a 'Blister Best Of' Award last year.
Best of Alta, 2014
We just capped another great season at Alta Ski Area, and we're already dreaming about next year. Here's a look at some of our favorite photos from the 13/14 season.
2015-2016 Salomon Q-Lab
The new Salomon Q Lab is a beefed-up relative of the Quest 105, available in 3 sizes. We take a look at the 190cm and 183cm models.
NTN Boots, Part 1
For any telemark skier looking to jump to NTN bindings, the boot is an important part of your decision. In this 2-part review, we first discuss NTN boots in general.
Bolle Sharp Helmet
The Bolle Sharp helmet is lightweight and highly adjustable, but its venting system could stand to be refined.
2016-2017 Blizzard Samba
With rockered tips, traditional camber underfoot, and a slightly rockered tail, the Samba is a true all-mountain ski for strong intermediate-to-expert females.
Trip Report: Back at Alta
Blister is back at Alta, and these photos from last weekend will show you why Alta makes for a pretty great place to carry out our mission.
2016-2017 Armada TSTw
In a conversation about the Armada TSTw, you've got to discuss the Armada VJJ. See which one is the better fit for you.
DPS Nori Adjustable Pole
Let's talk ski poles. Actually, let's talk about really outstanding, adjustable-length, carbon fiber ski poles.
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.
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.
F-stop Loka Backpack
If you're skinning up, hiking into, or riding down mountains with camera gear, the F-stop Loka should be regarded as an essential component of your kit.
Dakine Annie Boulanger Team Targa Glove
Spring / warmer weather gloves are tricky. They need to be breathable enough to handle heat, waterproof enough to handle slush, and warm enough to handle bouts of colder temps. The Dakine Annie Boulanger Team Targa accomplishes all of the above.
2014-2015 Nordica El Capo
The Nordica El Capo is a beautiful, well-constructed ski, with design properties that might be deceiving. See if it sounds right for you.
Dakine Excursion Glove
The Excursion glove is another well-designed waterproof and breathable option from Dakine, especially if warmth is your top priority.
2014-2015 Blizzard Scout
The Blizzard Scout looks a whole lot like its popular big brother, the Cochise. But these are definitely not the same ski. Choose wisely.
Black Diamond Shiva
Ultimately, all AT boots are built with one of two priorities: the Up or the Down. For those more focused on the down, the Black Diamond Shiva boot is a very good choice.