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Blizzard Rustler 9 Skis
$479.94
(20% Off MSRP)
Regular Price: $479.94
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$479.94
20% Off MSRP
$599.95
Regular Price: $479.94
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Overview
All Mountain skis are for on-trail; some off-trail ability
Medium - ideal for all-mountain, off-trail versatility
Stiff - advanced to experts who want power and control
Rocker/Camber/Rocker skis for versatile all-mountain
The new Blizzard Rustler 9 is an excellent ski for the strong intermediate to expert skier who want versatility and stability without having to apply too much energy into their skis. Blizzard's Carbon Flipcore DRT has a layer of Titanal over the binding platform that extends out towards the tip and tail in the center of the ski that adds extra power, without adding too much extra weight. Carbon Inserts in the tip and tail adds better floatation and maneuverability while eliminating tip chatter when you are tearing down a groomer at high speeds. The Lite Core consists of ISO/Paulownia/Balsa/Poplar/Beech Woods that has a fine combination of strength and a lightweight feeling. Sandwich Compound Sidewalls grip and rip when conditions get firm. If you want a ski that feels light on your feet, yet powerful when you step on the gas, the new Rustler 9 will be a great ski for you.
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2019 Blizzard Rustler 9 Ski Review by Adam.
November 01, 2018
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Oh hi there, I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the Blizzard Rustler 9. Great ski for that strong intermediate to expert level skier who wants something that is going to spend the majority of their time on piste, and have no problems taking ...Read More
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2019 Blizzard Rustler 9 Ski Review by Thom .
November 01, 2018
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Hi I'm Thom I just got done riding the Blizzard Rustler 9. This was a ski I was super excited about this year. It's an extension of the Rustler series, which I'm a huge fan of already. But this brings a little bit more of a firm snow and pa...Read More
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2019 Blizzard Rustler 9 Ski Review by Kyle .
November 01, 2018
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Hey I'm Kyle I just got off the Blizzard Rustler 9. This is definitely my favorite ski out of the Rustler series. It's also the narrowest. It was super light, super poppy, and it was really easy to kind of just hop around on. We have some m...Read More
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Q: Hi, I'm 5'9, 180 lbs, advancing intermediate, mostly on-piste in the NE and am looking to spread out to moguls and glades. What size would you recommend? Also looking at Rossi 84 HDs.
Asked : Feb 17, 2020
By : jbuttah, Boston, MA
By : jbuttah, Boston, MA
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A: The 172cm would be a good option. It'll give you a little more maneuverability.
Answered : Feb 18, 2020
By : lan, United States
By : lan, United States
Q: How does the Blizzard Rustler 9 compare to the Blizzard Bushwacker? Which ski would be better in the moguls? I am an advanced skier 5'9" 155 lbs. I will spend 75% of my day on moguls or in the glades. I also prefer to ski shorter length skis to help me with maneuverability.
Asked : Apr 08, 2019
By : John , Philadelphia PA
By : John , Philadelphia PA
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A: While they seem similar they are very different in feel. The Rustler 9 has a more modern and surfy feel to it. It makes for a ski that is very easy pivot and maneuver in tight spaces which makes it an awesome ski for bumps and glades. The Bushwacker has a more traditional sidecut that offers better edge hold but this also means the skis want to be on edge turning, making them less forgiving in bumps and trees. The Rustler 9 in a 172 sounds perfect for you.
Answered : Apr 09, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Hi! How does Rustler 9 compares to Volkl 90eight 2018 and Brahma CA 2018 ? Thanks!
Asked : Oct 29, 2018
By : Nick, Greece
By : Nick, Greece
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A: The Rustler 9 has a much more modern and freestyle feel about it where it is just at home smearing and slashing turns as it is carving. It is really aimed at a skier that wants a playful set of skis. The 90Eight and Brahma CA are both more focused on a classic carving and directional feel. The Brahma CA is more of an on trail option and the 90Eight is a more versatile all mountain option.
Answered : Oct 30, 2018
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: hello! thanks for the nice review! I hesitate on the length either 180 or 173. I am 5.10" and 143 pounds. Would it be too much the 180 one for me? thx!
Asked : Jun 08, 2018
By : James, Maine
By : James, Maine
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A: Your height suggests the 180cm, where your weight suggests the 173cm. If you are an aggressive skier who spends more time off piste I would recommend the 180cm. If you are not very aggressive and spend more time on piste, I would recommend the 173cm.
Answered : Jun 11, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
