Blizzard Touring Skis

For the 2026/2027 season, Blizzard continues with its latest generation of Zero G touring skis, introduced last winter to celebrate the range’s 10th anniversary. The collection remains unchanged and continues to deliver an outstanding balance of lightweight performance, downhill capability and durability, while incorporating a greater proportion of recycled and sustainably sourced materials.

At the heart of the lineup is the Trueblend Tour Woodcore 2.0, combining paulownia, poplar and ash to create a smoother flex pattern, improved stability and enhanced control, particularly in technical alpine terrain. Blizzard also continues its environmental commitment by reducing the amount of carbon fiber used and increasing the proportion of recycled materials in the bases, sidewalls and tip inserts, the latter being produced through the brand’s Recycle Your Boots program.

The Blizzard Zero G 2026/2027 touring skis lineup includes six models covering every style of ski touring:
– the Zero G 80 LT, an ultralight ski designed for ski mountaineering, fast-and-light missions and long alpine traverses;
– the Zero G 88, a versatile touring ski that prioritizes uphill efficiency while delivering excellent downhill performance;
– the Zero G 96, built for ski tourers seeking the ideal balance between low weight and all-snow versatility;
– the Zero G 105, designed for freerando and deep powder with increased float;
– the Zero G Race, developed for ski mountaineering races and competitive athletes;
– and the women’s Zero G 88 W and Zero G 96 W, created through Blizzard’s Women 2 Women program with a dedicated flex pattern that improves maneuverability while maintaining high-level performance.

Complete, well-balanced and proven on every type of terrain, the Blizzard Zero G range remains one of the leading choices for ski tourers looking for lightweight, high-performance touring skis that excel on long ascents as well as demanding technical descents.