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Rustler 9 Green 2023
All mountain Skis - Men -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Rustler 9 are men's freestyle skis from Blizzard.
The Rustler 9, narrower than its big brothers Rustler 10 and 11, is an incredible combination of pure performance and playful behaviour.
As for shape, with a 94mm waist and a double rocker, the Rustler 9 is a very playful, versatile ski. Very manageable on the piste, whether making wide or short turns, everything happens in the blink of an eye and with disconcerting ease with the Rustler 9. Its lift remains very good and takes off in a flash thanks to an efficient rocker. With a classic camber under the foot and reduced sidecuts compared to other skis in the range, it holds it own on all terrain and will be perfect for spring skiing.
The Rustler 9 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. Tail and tip are therefore much more progressive and playful, whilst remaining stable, so you can express your style in all 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 9, Blizzard has added the missing piece to its Freeride range. A ski with a freeride construction and shape, but trimmed in size compared to the other skis in the range. This gives it a high degree of stability under all conditions. This ski is great for perfecting your turns and having fun on the slopes, but will also be able to take on a freeride line or ride in the forest on powdery days.
Turn radius:
- 164 cm: 14 m
- 172 cm: 15.5 m
- 180 cm: 17 m
- 188 cm: 18.5 m
Shape and construction:
- Sandwich:
- Partial side edges
- Lite Core core: ISO - Paulownia - Balsa - Poplar - Beech
- Carbon Flipcore D.R.T. : strategically placed carbon and titanal to make the waist rigid and more flexible at the ends
- Titanal plate placed in the centre of the ski
- Structured base
Dura-Tec:
Superficial TPU layer which protects the ski from scratches and shocks. Curved sidewall on the upper part to avoid scratching and chips.
Tip-Tail Rocker:
Double rocker combined with standard camber
The newest addition to the Rustler range, the Rustler 9 has a structure, just narrower. Following in the footsteps of its big brothers, it is stable ski with carbon/titanium reinforcements, but only in the essential places, which allows it to be playful but also have real freeride foundations. In terms of behaviour, we like how easy it is to pivot and widen the turn.
Typical all-mountain freeride, it even has some freestyle skills with good pop and excellent balance. We love it!
Advantages: Advantages: Almost everything: stability, versatility, playfulness, manoeuvrability, balance, etc.
Disadvantages: None
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