Blizzard Touring Skis

To mark the 10th anniversary of its iconic Zero G range, Blizzard is introducing a new generation of touring skis for the 2025/2026 winter season, completely redesigned to offer an even better balance between lightness, skiability, and durability. The Zero G 85 and 95 models are being replaced by the new Zero G 88 and Zero G 96, with a clear objective: to improve downhill performance without adding weight, while incorporating more recycled and sustainable materials.

At the heart of this evolution is the new Trueblend Tour Woodcore 2.0, which combines paulownia, poplar, and ash woods to deliver a more progressive flex, enhanced stability, and greater control, especially in technical terrain. Blizzard also continues to pursue more responsible manufacturing: the amount of carbon fiber has been reduced, and the proportion of recycled materials has increased, particularly in the bases, sidewalls, and tip inserts, thanks to the Recycle Your Boots program.

The 2025/2026 Blizzard Zero G range now offers a complete lineup of touring skis for all types of use and commitment levels. It consists of six models:
– Zero G 80 LT: an ultra-light, precise ski designed for fast approaches and long alpine traverses;
– Zero G 88 (2220 g in 171 cm): a versatile model that excels both uphill and downhill;
– Zero G 96 (2520 g in 178 cm): the perfect balance of lightweight design and all-terrain performance;
– Zero G 105 (3080 g in 180 cm): built for powder lovers and more demanding descents;
– Zero G Race (1440 g in 161 cm): a competition ski built for speed and efficiency;
and finally, the women’s-specific versions, the Zero G 88 W and Zero G 96 W, developed under the W2W (Women 2 Women) program, featuring a 9.7% softer flex for improved handling and greater comfort, without compromising on technical performance.