2027 Blizzard Canvas 108

The Canvas 108 is one of those skis that makes difficult terrain feel easier. It's playful enough to slash and smear through powder but remains remarkably composed when conditions become chopped up or technical, making it a fantastic choice for skiers who want one ski for every storm day.

Consider Another Option If:

You spend most of your time skiing groomed runs. You're looking for an ultralight touring ski. You prefer carving over playful freeride skiing.

• Powder skiing
• Freeride skiing
• Tree skiing
• Steep terrain
• Resort powder days
• Advanced to expert skiers

Trueblend Free Woodcore

A blend of different wood densities provides a lively, energetic feel while maintaining excellent stability at speed.

Rocker-Camber-Rocker Profile

Offers effortless float in powder while maintaining edge grip and control on firmer snow.

Sandwich Compound Sidewall

Delivers strong edge hold, durability and precise power transfer.

Twin Tip Shape

Makes skiing and landing switch more intuitive while adding a playful feel across varied terrain.

Freeride Construction

Designed to remain stable at speed without sacrificing agility in trees, pillows and technical terrain.

Who is the Canvas 108 designed for?

It's designed for advanced and expert skiers looking for a playful freeride ski that performs exceptionally well in powder and soft snow.

Can I ski it every day?

If you spend most of your season skiing off-piste or chasing storms, absolutely. It's versatile enough for mixed conditions but truly shines in soft snow.

Is it suitable for touring?

While it can be mounted with a hybrid or touring binding, it was designed primarily as a resort freeride ski.

Is it good in tight trees?

Yes. Its rocker profile and balanced flex make it easy to pivot and maneuver in technical terrain.

Does it ski well on groomers?

Yes, but its priority is soft snow and off-piste performance.