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Rustler 10 2024
Freeride Skis - Men -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Rustler 10 2025 Black is a men's freeride skiing ski from the brand Blizzard.
Inspired by its predecessor, the equally famous Peacemaker freeride has a strong character that sets new standards and makes the impossible possible: an incredible blend of pure performance and playful behaviour. This is the most versatile ski in the Rustler range, the perfect balance between the freeride character of the Rustler 11 and the more alpine character of the Rustler 9.
As for shape, with a 102mm waist and a wide double rocker, the Rustler 10 is an all-round ski, powder is no challenge and attacking the slope comes with ease. It has excellent load-bearing capacity and the efficient rocker means take-off is easy. The traditional underfoot camber and sidewalls that aren't extreme make for good carving, even if it prefers to pivot.
The Rustler10 has a balanced core composed of different woods. Advanced Carbon Flipcore D.R.T. technology has a big impact on the ski's flex: rigid and totally stable underfoot thanks to the presence of a Titanal layer, it's much more playful around the edges, with unidirectional carbon supports which reduce longitudinal rigidity but increase torsional resistance. The tip and tail will therefore be much more progressive and playful, while remaining stable, allowing you to express your style regardless of snow conditions. This also creates incredible handling for such a wide ski, and great comfort so riding is always enjoyable.
A structured base, heel reinforcement and anti-vibration plates finish off this exceptional ski.
With the Rustler 10 on your feet, anything is possible. No, that's not a catchy slogan, it's simply a reality. It is perfect for experienced or expert skiers looking for versatility above all else, whether they're skiing in a field of fresh snow or hurtling down groomed pistes.
Turn radius:
| Size | turn radius |
|
164 |
14.5m |
|
172 |
16m |
| 180 | 17.5m |
| 188 | 19m |
TECHNOLOGIES:
| Sidewall Construction |
Integrated partial sidewall to ensure better energy transfer, along with precision and stability from the structure. Distributes pressure evenly along the length of the ski. The result: torsional rigidity created by the integrated side edges which improves ski performance. |
| Dura-Tec |
Superficial TPU layer which protects the ski from scratches and shocks. Curved sidewall on the upper part to avoid scratching and chips. |
| Rocker Camber Rocker |
The traditional camber profile distributes pressure evenly and gradually from the tip to the tail, maximising edge retention throughout the turn. The result: you can press down on the skis to feel the edges and the power of the ski. |
| Carbon Flipcore |
The multidirectional carbon fibre produces a stabilising effect at the tip and heel. This fibre is strategically placed for a predictable, stable and docile ski. |
| Core structure: |
FluxForm + Trueblend Free + Titanal plates + Carbon |
Recommended bindings: MARKER GRIFFON 13
The Peacemaker was already exceptional, but the Rustler 10 was built on a similar but a little stiffer base. It’s more responsive, versatile and offers top-level performance. The key is a stable, carbon/titanium-reinforced ski, but only in the essential places. In terms of handling, we love how easy it is to pivot and lengthen the curve.
It’s a typical freeride board, and even has some freestyle ability, with good pop and excellent balance.
Pros: Almost everything - stability, versatility, playful behaviour, manoeuvrability and balance.
Cons: Nowhere to be found.
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