Playfulness, stability and buoyancy are the three most important concepts when it comes to Blizzard's new Rustler 10. Powder freaks gain a unique feeling of confidence and control by combining different technologies. It's the perfectly balanced flex thanks to the new Trueblend Freeride Woodcore. This carefully combines thin layers of beech and poplar - two types of wood that deliver convincing performance - with paulownia, a light yet high-performance wood. FluxForm technology has been combined with a Duramax surface finish for durability and a Rocker Tech profile with a smooth transition from camber to rocker, increasing float. Whether soft slopes or deep powder snow, the Rustler can do it all.
Playfulness, stability and buoyancy are the three most important concepts when it comes to Blizzard's new Rustler 10. Powder freaks gain a unique feeling of confidence and control by combining different technologies. It's the perfectly balanced flex thanks to the new Trueblend Freeride Woodcore. This carefully combines thin layers of beech and poplar - two types of wood that deliver convincing performance - with paulownia, a light yet high-performance wood. FluxForm technology has been combined with a Duramax surface finish for durability and a Rocker Tech profile with a smooth transition from camber to rocker, increasing float. Whether soft slopes or deep powder snow, the Rustler can do it all.
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Playfulness, stability and buoyancy are the three most important concepts when it comes to Blizzard's new Rustler 10. Powder freaks gain a unique feeling of confidence and control by combining different technologies. It's the perfectly balanced flex thanks to the new Trueblend Freeride Woodcore. This carefully combines thin layers of beech and poplar - two types of wood that deliver convincing performance - with paulownia, a light yet high-performance wood. FluxForm technology has been combined with a Duramax surface finish for durability and a Rocker Tech profile with a smooth transition from camber to rocker, increasing float. Whether soft slopes or deep powder snow, the Rustler can do it all.
Playfulness, stability and buoyancy are the three most important concepts when it comes to Blizzard's new Rustler 10. Powder freaks gain a unique feeling of confidence and control by combining different technologies. It's the perfectly balanced flex thanks to the new Trueblend Freeride Woodcore. This carefully combines thin layers of beech and poplar - two types of wood that deliver convincing performance - with paulownia, a light yet high-performance wood. FluxForm technology has been combined with a Duramax surface finish for durability and a Rocker Tech profile with a smooth transition from camber to rocker, increasing float. Whether soft slopes or deep powder snow, the Rustler can do it all.
Size
Last updated at 05/12/2024 18:22:54
| Ski dimensions | 134-102-123 |
| Turn Radius | 17.5m @ 180 |
| Ski dimensions | 134-102-123 |
| Turn Radius | 17.5m @ 180 |
