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Blizzard & Tecnica Rustler 11 – Playful Freeride Ski
The Blizzard & Tecnica Rustler 11 is built for skiers who want a freeride ski that adapts to their style and terrain. With its flared tail and solid Blizzard construction, it blends playfulness with power, creating a ski that’s both dynamic and predictable. From big-mountain lines to creative off-piste adventures, the Rustler 11 delivers balance, versatility, and energy all day long.
- Freeride versatility: Switches from playful to powerful depending on terrain.
- Flared tail design: Adds maneuverability and float for off-piste fun.
- Solid construction: Trusted Blizzard performance with freeride energy.
- Dynamic feel: Balanced and intuitive underfoot for confidence anywhere.
| Product Name | Blizzard & Tecnica Rustler 11 |
| Category | Freeride Ski |
| Core | Blizzard construction with flared tail design |
| Terrain | Big mountain, freeride, off-piste |
| Skill Level | Advanced to Expert |
| Waist Width | 112mm |
|---|---|
| Sidecut | 130 / 112 / 130mm (180cm) |
| Weight | ~3,640g per pair (180cm) |
| Core | TrueBlend Free — Beech, Poplar, and Paulownia |
| Construction | FluxForm + TrueBlend Free, full ABS sidewall |
| Profile | Rocker tip, camber underfoot, rocker tail |
| Best For | Big mountain freeride — deep powder with twin-tip versatility |
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- SKI
- Vendor
- BLIZZARD
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- 8A536000-001-168
Blizzard Rustler 11
By PTO Team, Based on official specs and professional review consensus · Spec analysis + professional review consensus on this ski ·
The take
“114 underfoot and it still feels like a ski, not a surfboard.”
The Rustler 11 is Blizzard's powder and big mountain freeride ski — 114mm waist, rocker-heavy, designed to float. But unlike a lot of fat skis, it doesn't feel aimless on groomers. The FluxForm titanal and carbon keep it composed enough to make real turns on the way to the lift.
At 2,070g in the 186, it's not the lightest powder ski out there, but the TrueBlend Free core with paulownia keeps it manageable. The weight is distributed well — the ski doesn't feel heavy in the tip or tail, just solid underfoot. On deep days, it floats effortlessly. In chopped-up afternoon powder, the extra substance keeps it from getting thrown around.
20.5m radius is long — this ski wants big turns. Don't expect to thread tight trees on it. Open bowls, wide chutes, and big open faces are where it shines. The rocker profile is aggressive enough that turn initiation in soft snow is almost automatic.
Compared to the Atomic N Bent 110 (similar width class), the Rustler 11 is more damp and composed at speed, but less playful and less surfboard-y. The N Bent is more fun in waist-deep pow. The Rustler is more ski-like when conditions are less than perfect.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat mount. Our pick: Look Pivot 15 GW B115.
Look Pivot 15 GW B115Big mountainWide brake, high DIN, long elastic travel. The big mountain standard for a reason.
Marker Griffon 13 IDAll-aroundMid-DIN, lighter weight. Good for skiers who aren't constantly sending it off cliffs.
- Marker Jester 16 IDHeavy / aggressive
Highest DIN for bigger, more aggressive skiers. Maximum retention in big terrain.
