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Blizzard Rustler 11 21/22
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Blizzard Rustler 11 21/22
- Dimensions: 139/112/129 (180cm)
142/114/132 (188cm)
145/116/135 (192cm) - Radius: 19m (180cm), 21m (188cm), 23m (192cm)
- Rocker: Rocker-Camber-Rocker
- Weight: 1920gr (172cm)
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The Blizzard Freeride Pros strap the Rustler 11 under their feet - because even at freeride competitions there is not only fresh powder - but "all-condition snow"...
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Blizzard Rustler 11 21/22
The lightest freeride ski on market?
"The Rustler wants to be quicker and easier than the typical Blizzard—there’s less metal and more of a freestyle shape. But it’s still a Blizzard: Rippers who play hard and go fast are going to get the most out of it. Testers detected a mellow looseness in the tip and tail, but said that’s balanced with strong midbody edge-hold that won’t let you down on groomed snow. “Two thumbs up,” said Gooding. “Any decent skier will enjoy, but it likes to be on edge.”
Strengths: Playfulness, Quickness/Maneuverability, Flotation" (Test Ski Magazine, 17/18)
"The Rustler 11 repeats as one of the best skis of the year because of a truly remarkable combination: It's a big ski that stands up to the most aggressive skiing you can muster, but it won't destroy you for being lazy or less than super-human. As such, it garners affection from many different kinds of skiers, though most agree that it belongs out West where there is room to roam. A multi-wood core of paulownia, balsa, poplar, and beech sits between two layers of carbon and fiberglass, topped by a sheet of Titanal strategically shaped to offer stiffness underfoot while keeping the tip and tail relatively forgiving. It's somewhat sluggish in trees, but out in the open it simply crushes." (Skiers Choice, Test US Powder Magazine)
The Blizzard Freeride Pros Eva Walkner, Leo Slemett and Loic Colomb Patton strap the Rustler 11 under their feet - because even at freeride competitions it's not just fresh powder - but "all-condition snow" - and that's exactly where you need the advantages that Blizzard's Progressive Line offers.
The Blizzard Rustler 11 is a freerider who is not easily pigeonholed: It loves waist-high powder, but is also at home in rugged terrain, likes to ride narrow gullies and coloirs, but is also happy to take on the next cliff. Thanks to the Dynamic Release Technology, a fibreglass-carbon binding that tapers at tip and tail, the ski is less aggressive and remains stable and smooth-running even at high speeds despite playful handling.
The Rustler 11 is a real fun tool for a wide range of conditions. It convinces with an innovative mid-width concept: the longer the ski, the wider in the middle. Thus the Rustler 11 has a centre width of 114 mm at a length of 188 cm, and 116 mm at 192 cm.
This offers ambitious freeriders and pro athletes more floatation even in steep terrain. Switch landings, such as on the Freeride World Tour in the backcountry, are also no problem thanks to a longer and wider rocker on the tip and tail.
The use of the Blizzard Carbon Flip Core saves 15% weight on the Rustler without sacrificing stability.
The new Dynamic Release Technology (D.R.T-) is a special fibreglass-carbon construction that makes the ski a little softer in the shovel area and a little stiffer in the middle. This makes it a true freerider that is not afraid of backcountry kickers.
The "11" is the pro model, up to a length of 192 cm (then with a 116 cm centre). Of course, it's a ski that's definitely taken for the fat days, the big lines - but: it's also incredibly manoeuvrable through narrow passages, trees or couloirs and makes for relaxed riding....
About the Blizzard Progressive Freeride Line...
With the "progressive freeride line" Blizzard finally catapulted itself to the top of the freeski labels! Gunsmoke or Peacemaker were already super - here they are even outshone. The Blizzard developers around Michele Botteon have created something completely new.
The Rustler 9, Rustler 10, Rustler 11, the SPUR and the women's models Sheeva 9, 10 and 11 are absolute freeride machines.
Exactly what freeriders demand of their material today: Lightweight skis (with lightweight wood core from the Zero G series!), yet stable and nippy (thanks to Titanal layer), super manoeuvrable thanks to tip-tail rocker with softer torsion and a new sidecut that brings mega fun even on piste days!
Also new in Rustler, Sheeva and Spur: the Dynamic Release (D.R.T.) technology.
This is a special fibreglass-carbon construction that makes the skis less demanding and aggressive, but gives them enormous smoothness despite tip and tail rocker.
The special thing about the line is that the waists "grow" with the skis - shorter ski, narrower middle, the longer the ski, the wider the middle. This means that the ski adapts to its rider not only through its length, but also through its centre width.
Which makes perfect sense - but for cost reasons it is not usually built that way...
The only exception is the ISPO award-winning "SPUR" - it is only available as a Big Toy with 192cm and a full 124mm centre...
Technical Details
Blizzard Rustler 11 21/22
- Dimensions: 139/112/129 (180cm)
142/114/132 (188cm)
145/116/135 (192cm) - Radius: 19m (180cm), 21m (188cm), 23m (192cm)
- Weight: 1920gr (172cm)
- Rocker-Camber-Rocker: Ski profile with a rocker at the tip and tail, camber in the middle. Reducing the pressure on the edge at the tip and tail makes the ski even easier to handle and increases floatation on powder snow. The camber guarantees great grip on packed snow in any case.
Blizzard Carbon Flip Core D.R.T. technology
This new technology uses a strategically designed sheet of titanal that is full width under foot and tapers as you reach the tip and the tail. This retains power and stability under foot while allowing the tips and tails to be lighter, softer, and make the entire ski more playful. There's also uni-directional carbon in the tips and tails and an anti-shock layer underneath them to reduce tip deflection in variable snow.
- Optimal pressure distribution on the edges
- Skis are extremely easy to use and manoeuvrable
- Floatation effect
- Stability at high speed
- Natural flex
- Great grip and stability
The Story
Blizzard Rustler 11 21/22
Blizzard, Tecnica and Nordica at the Sport65 "Headquarter of Fun"...
When companies in winter sports exist for over 75 years, it is something special!
So special, of course, that they should not be missing from the Sport65 range.
What can you say about these legendary brands? Every skier knows the three labels, almost every ski enthusiast has certainly had a Nordica or Tecnica boot or a Blizzard ski under or on their feet at some point in their life.
And for some years now: These brands are experiencing a comeback that is unparalleled!
Blizzard is currently number 1 on the North American market.
Holger has been working as a representative and team rider for Blizzard and Tecnica for years. He has been involved in the "realignment" of the brands from the very beginning.
Tecnica and Nordica ski boots are hard to beat in terms of fit, quality and performance - especially in the freeride sector with boots with high flex and pin inserts.
Why do you think almost all guides and ski instructors at Sport65 and freerideschule.de like Tecnica or Nordica soles?
The Blizzard and Nordica skis from Mittersill are fantastic in all different areas of use, from race to high performance on-piste to freeride and freetouring - logically they are in great numbers on our famous "Wall of Fame" in the Sport65 shop.
Top products are made exclusively from top materials, which makes these products a little more expensive, but durable and of insane quality.
Pure riding fun is guaranteed.
Of course, you will also find many Nordica and Blizzard skis as well as Tecnica boots in the Sport65 rental & test centre, just come to our shop in Weinheim...
This product is "made in Europe"!
Always a main focus in the Sport65 range!
The Blizzard and Nordica skis are developed, tested and produced in their own factory in Mittersill, almost directly at the lift - as a close partner, we at Sport65 are often involved from the very beginning.
Tecnica and Nordica boots are developed in Giavera, at the foot of the Dolomites, by real skiers - and are also produced there.
All liners: hand-sewn in Italy - quality you can feel!
Set-Configuration, Prices & Order
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- Flex: 120
- Last: 99mm Mid Volume
- Weight: 1750g (at size 26,5)
- Hike/Walk Mode: Yes, with 50° range of motion
- Solepads: ISO 23223 GripWalk soles pre-mounted
- Shell: C.A.S. Shell construction
- Liner: C.A.S. liner for perfect fitting
- 45mm Booster Strap with velcro closure
- 4 micro alu buckles
- Dynafit Certified Tech Fittings
- Tecnica RECYCLE YOUR BOOT programme
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- Material: Upper: 7075 Aluminum lower: Carbon
- Lenght: 105 - 145 cm adjustable
- Grip: Scrapper Grip and long soft EVA Grip Zone padding
- Weight: 303gr
- Tip: Carbide tip
- Baskets: Scepter Basket
- Scope of delivery: 1 pair of poles
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The Scepter Carbon is a robust two-piece telescopic pole that adjusts from 105cm-145cm and has a new soft EVA grip zone, ideal for touring or any alpine adventure.
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- 4x Übernachtung im 3* Hotel Plateau Rosa, Zermatt, nur 100m von der Gondel
- 4x reichhaltiges Frühstück
- Zimmer mit Matterhornblick und Balkon oder Standard Zimmer buchbar
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- Optional: Anreise und Transfers mit dem Sport65 Shuttle
- 5 Freunde Rabatt: Meldet euch zu fünft an und spart ganze 150.- Euro!
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