Blizzard Zero G 105 Ski

User Reviews

• Floats well on top of snow.
• Not overly aggressive while skiing, making them more compatible for a wider range of skiers.
• Maneuver very well in many conditions, making the ski versatile.
• Lightweight when compared to similar options.

Expert Reviews

• The carbon layer on the newer model doesn’t have as much surface area across the tip and the tail, making it easier to release from the turn.
• Added bi-directional plates to increase the power transfer.
• Shallower tip and tail rocker lines than the previous model which could help in deeper snow.
• Good design and construction for touring due to the easy bend in the tails.
• Enough rise to float on top of soft snow.
• Very lightweight when compared to other options.
• Works well on downhill runs and steep ascents due to the weight and construction.
• The new technology increases the torsional rigidity in various terrain.

Our Reviews

• The updated version eliminated 90% of the chatter felt in the ski’s previous version.
• Fun to ski whether going fast or slow.
• This is a versatile ski that can do a lot of things well.
• You can get the edges deep into your carves (it rails well).
• The glowing orange base looks really cool on the white snow.

User Reviews

• Some users say they might be too unsteady for hard conditions or icy runs.

Expert Reviews

• Made for aggressive skiers, so might not suit beginners.
• The 180 is a little too short, and the 188 length is a little too long.
• The top sheet marks easily after use.
• Might feel a little uneasy in wind-affected snow when doing long turns.

Our Reviews

• While most of the chatter on hardpack has been removed in the latest version, there still is some chatter remaining, which isn’t surprising for such a stiff and lightweight ski.