2019-2020 DPS Alchemist Uschi 94 C2
The DPS Alchemist Uschi 94 won a "Best Of" award in our Winter Buyer's Guide this year, and now you can read our full review to see why we're such big fans of this lightweight women's all-mountain ski.
women’s skis
2021-2022 K2 Mindbender 98Ti Alliance
K2's Mindbender series includes six brand-new women's skis, and here you can check out our measured specs, rocker pics, and initial impressions of the women's Mindbender 98Ti Alliance.
2021-2022 Blizzard Sheeva 10
The Blizzard Sheeva 10 has proved to be a very versatile ski — not only in terms of conditions and terrain, but also in the types of skiers it suits. Check out our full review for more.
2021-2022 Line Pandora 104
This year the Line Pandora 104 replaced a Blister favorite, the Pandora 110. But after spending a lot of time on the new ski, it’s become another favorite, and earned itself a “Best Of” award. Check out our full review for more.
2021-2022 Blizzard Sheeva 11
Though it’s the widest women’s ski Blizzard makes, we’ve found the Sheeva 11 to be surprisingly versatile, and think it would work well for a wide variety of skiers.
2018-2019 K2 Fulluvit 95Ti
Part of K2’s women’s Freeride Collection, the Fulluvit 95Ti is said to crush “all conditions at top speeds” while still being “lightweight and nimble for a freeride ski.” That’s some pretty big talk, but how does the Fulluvit 95Ti compare to the previous version, and how does it stack up against other ~95mm women’s all-mountain skis on the market? Check out our full review.
2018-2019 K2 Gottaluvit 105Ti
New for 18/19, the K2 Gottaluvit 105Ti features a combination of weight, construction, rocker profile, and shape that make it an interesting addition to the wider all-mountain category. Check out our measured specs, rocker pics, and initial impressions.
2020-2021 Liberty Genesis 106
For 18/19, the Liberty Genesis 106 will be the widest women’s ski Liberty makes, so we spent this season testing it in everything from powder to chalky steeps to see where this wider all-mountain ski feels most at home. Check out our review.
2019-2020 Nordica Santa Ana 100
The Nordica Santa Ana 100 was one of the most impressive women’s skis we got on this year. Check out our review to find out why.
2019-2020 Nordica Santa Ana 110
We have been very impressed by the Nordica Santa Ana 110, and think many skiers will appreciate both its versatility and its stability.
2nd Look: Line Pandora 110
We take a 2nd Look at the Pandora 110, weighing in on its performance as an everyday, all-mountain ski.
2nd Look: Nordica Wildfire
Our 1st review of the Nordica Wildfire focused on big mountain lines. Our 2nd Look reports how this all-mountain ski fared in bumps, trees, and groomers.
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.
2015-2016 RAMP Groundhog
RAMP calls the Groundhog "one ski that does it all," so we went to find out how *well* it does it all.
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.
2nd Look: 2013-2014 Volkl Shiro
The Volkl Shiro is a fully rockered, fat powder ski that still handles incredibly well on groomers.
2012-2013 MOMENT Bella, 172cm
A new addition to MOMENT's line of women's skis, the Bella is one of the best all-mountain skis on the market.
2012-2013 Rossignol S3 W, 168cm
Julia Van Raalte gets four days on (and a First Look at) the Rossignol S3 W.