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Vic from evo caught up with Nino from Blizzard at Sun Peaks to check out the Canvas 108, part of a brand new three-ski line (100, 108, 118) built around a more playful, lightweight feel than Blizzard’s usual freeride skis.
Key features:
Rocker-camber-rocker profile with noticeably more tip and tail rocker than Blizzard’s Rustler or Shiva lines, for a lighter swing weight and easier maneuvers in the air
True Blend wood core keeps it solid underfoot while still delivering a progressive, playful flex pattern
Holds an edge well on firm groomers despite the added rocker and softer flex
Light enough to pair with a hybrid binding like a Shift for slack country and touring use
Positioned as the freeride, do-it-all counterpart to the popular Black – Pearl, built for a wide range of abilities across men’s and women’s skiing
Unique screen-print top sheet from artist Penelope Miset, zoomed in on a powder slash, with a different color palette across the 100, 108, and 118
Who it’s for: intermediate to strong freeride skiers who want a playful ski for side hits, jumps, and tricks as much as everyday resort skiing, and who’d consider it a one-ski quiver with a hybrid binding thrown on. It chatters more and feels less stable at high speed or in chop, so aggressive skiers chasing a stable, downhill-charging feel should check out something geared for hard chargers.
Shop the 2027 Blizzard Canvas 108 Skis: https://www.evo.com/products/279786-blizzard-canvas-108-skis-2027