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Blizzard Black Pearl 84

$699.99

Size: 158

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At a Glance

Terrain

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All-Mountain

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Description

The Black Pearl 84 is Blizzard's narrowest women's all-mountain ski, built around a TrueBlend woodcore of beech and poplar with varying stringer densities — stiffer through the middle for drive, softer at the tip and tail to keep turn initiation easy and predictable. What Blizzard calls FluxForm construction adds a sheet of titanal split into three segmented strips of 0.4mm running the length of the ski (Blizzard markets this as "Single Titanal," but it is not one solid full sheet), layered to damp chatter and add edge grip without locking the ski into a stiff, demanding torsional feel. The result is a ski that carves a clean edge on firm morning groomers and still moves through cut-up afternoon snow without asking much of you. The rocker at both tip and tail helps it release at the end of a turn and float a little in soft snow, but this is fundamentally a cambered, edge-oriented ski — the rocker softens the entry and exit, it does not make this a powder tool. At 84mm underfoot it lives squarely on-piste and in packed, variable conditions.

This ski is built for women skiers who have moved past the rental stage and are comfortable linking parallel turns — solid upper-beginners on up through confident intermediates — who want an approachable, groomers-first ski with enough range to handle a soft day at the resort without switching gear. If you spend most of your time on groomed or lightly tracked terrain and want reliable edge hold with a light, manageable swing weight, the Black Pearl 84 delivers, and it leaves you room to grow into harder snow as your skiing comes along. It is not the right call for skiers who regularly chase deep snow, want a looser, more surfy feel, or are after a stiff, race-style carving ski — the titanal adds stability and grip, but this is a forgiving ski, not an expert-stiffness one. If you want more float and a more all-around all-mountain platform, look at the Black Pearl 88; if you put off-piste days ahead of groomed runs, step up to the Black Pearl 94 at 94mm underfoot.

Waist Width	84mm
Sidecut	122 / 84 / 105mm (170cm)
Weight	~2,800g per pair
Core	W.S.D. TrueBlend All Mountain — Beech and Poplar
Construction	FluxForm single titanal, full ABS sidewall
Profile	Early Rise tip and tail, camber underfoot
Best For	Women's all-mountain — precise carving with off-piste confidence

Specs

Waist: 84mm
Turn radius: 13m (164cm)
Profile: Rocker-camber-rocker
Shape: All-mountain, directional
Core: TrueBlend woodcore (beech/poplar) + titanal
Construction: Sandwich compound sidewall
Weight: ~1,590g per ski (164cm)
Lengths: 146 / 152 / 158 / 164 / 170 / 176

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Details

Type: SKI
Vendor: BLIZZARD
SKU: 8A423900-001-158

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PTO ReviewAll-Mountain

Blizzard Black Pearl 84

By PTO Team, Based on official specs and professional review consensus · Spec analysis + professional review consensus on this ski

Carving

Park

Playfulness

Forgiveness

Stability

Powder

The take

“The groomer ski that doesn't make you feel like you're on training wheels.”

The Black Pearl 84 is the narrowest in Blizzard's Black Pearl line — a frontside-leaning all-mountain ski that's happiest on groomers and hardpack. 84mm waist, 13m radius at 164, rocker-camber-rocker. It carves clean, initiates easy, and doesn't punish you for being lazy at the end of the day.

The TrueBlend core is beech and poplar — denser wood underfoot for stability, lighter wood in the tip and tail for swing weight. Add a sheet of titanal and you get a ski that feels planted without being heavy. At 1,590g in the 164, it's light enough for all-day cruising.

This is the ski you recommend to the intermediate skier who's ready for something real but doesn't need to be scared of it. It's also the ski the expert grabs on a Tuesday afternoon when they just want to make smooth turns and not think about it. Six sizes from 146 to 176 covers everyone.

Compared to the Black Pearl 88, you trade off-piste versatility for better edge hold and quicker edge-to-edge transitions on hardpack. Compared to the Stöckli Laser SC (72mm), the Black Pearl 84 is more forgiving and handles mixed conditions better. Different price tier, though.