2027 Blizzard Rustler 9 Skis

The Rustler 9 is one of those skis that makes an ordinary resort day more interesting. It feels lively when you're linking turns on firm snow, quick when you duck into the trees, and easy to release when the terrain gets tight. There is enough backbone to push it through afternoon chop, but it never feels like you have to be charging for the ski to come alive. For the Canadian Rockies, where one run can go from chalk to bumps to scraped-off hardpack, that adaptability is a big part of its appeal.

Consider Another Option If

Choose the Rustler 10 if you want more float and a stronger soft-snow bias, or a more directional all-mountain ski if carving precision and high-speed stability matter more than easy pivoting.

• Everyday all-mountain skiing
• Mixed resort conditions
• Skiers who like a playful ski that can still carve

• FluxForm Freeride Ti provides: support through the middle of the ski while allowing a more playful feel toward the tip and tail.
• Trueblend Free construction: tunes the flex through different zones for predictable turn initiation and support.
• The 96 mm waist: keeps the ski agile without limiting it to groomed terrain.
• Full ABS sidewalls: support edge hold and durability.