Blizzard Freeride Skis - well equipped for the big adventure
The Free Ride skis from Blizzard have been specially developed for off-piste skiing, i.e. away from the marked pistes. The sports equipment offers significantly more surface area than conventional products.
Free skis at XSPO open up a bit of freedom for you
Off-piste skiing requires you to be able to manoeuvre well in deep snow and be familiar with avalanche awareness. In addition to these basic requirements, special models are needed to provide the necessary buoyancy in this impassable terrain. Blizzard Freeride Skis are significantly wider than conventional downhill skis and there is also a difference in the bindings, as these are fitted further back than usual to make the ride even easier and prevent you from sinking into the snow.
In the online shop at XSPO you can familiarise yourself with the Freeride skis and take a close look at the individual models using photos and product descriptions. Buying online means that you will soon be able to set off on your adventure without a care in the world. Pre-adjustment and assembly are carried out by XSPO according to the instructions at Ski boot sole length. You should then check the binding on site with the aid of the ski boot.
The Blizzard Free skis are indispensable for off-piste skiing. Not only do they offer better skiing characteristics in deep snow, but these special skis are also much easier to ski on hardened and wet snow. Many ski resorts have marked but unprepared pistes where you can test the skis very well before heading into the backcountry.
Freeriders can ski well in deep snow with the special models from Blizzard. However, the dangers should not be underestimated. A ski tour in small groups is recommended rather than daring to go it alone. Protectors and an avalanche probe should also be part of your equipment.
- Blizzard Free ride skis are not only suitable for descents, but also for jumps
- The lightweight wooden core absorbs shocks
- The turning radius can be significantly increased with Blizzard free skis
