When confidence matters as much as enjoyment -- Blizzard's all new ZeroG 96W is designed to provide a stable and predictable experience. From remote couloirs deep in the mountains to early-morning uphill laps, its innovative wood construction sets a new standard in performance, security and accessibility for your next touring ski. We won't weight up. Construction: Trueblend RPET Tour + Ash Core InsertCore: Trueblend Tour 2.0Rocker: Early Rise Tip and Tail, Camber Under FootSidewall: Partial ABSFactor Base Edge Angle: 0.9°Factory Side Edge Angle: 87.5°Suggested binding: Pintech Touring Beginner Expert Skiers that have moved beyond the basics and feel more comfortable on the slopes making strong parallel turns with solid edge control. These skiers are exploring more of the mountain and ski the majority of the runs at most resorts, but still improving their skills to take on the hardest runs with confidence. The majority of intermediate skiers can adjust and manage their speed while adjusting to a variety of terrain and snow conditions. Very experienced skiers that can easily tackle all types of terrain. Even at high speed, these skiers are balanced, controlled and confident. They ski efficiently with strong technique not matter what turn shape or at any speed. Expert skiers enjoy the challenge of variable conditions and terrain — from groomers to deep snow and tight trees to wide open faces - while adjusting quickly to unexpected obstacles along the way. Awards Lengths(cm) /radius(m) 157/17 , 164/18 , 171/19 , 178/20 Technical Details Construction: Trueblend RPET Tour + Ash Core InsertCore: Trueblend Tour 2.0Rocker: Early Rise Tip and Tail, Camber Under FootSidewall: Partial ABSFactor Base Edge Angle: 0.9°Factory Side Edge Angle: 87.5°Suggested binding: Pintech Touring Ability Level Beginner Expert Skiers that have moved beyond the basics and feel more comfortable on the slopes making strong parallel turns with solid edge control. These skiers are exploring more of the mountain and ski the majority of the runs at most resorts, but still improving their skills to take on the hardest runs with confidence. The majority of intermediate skiers can adjust and manage their speed while adjusting to a variety of terrain and snow conditions. Very experienced skiers that can easily tackle all types of terrain. Even at high speed, these skiers are balanced, controlled and confident. They ski efficiently with strong technique not matter what turn shape or at any speed. Expert skiers enjoy the challenge of variable conditions and terrain — from groomers to deep snow and tight trees to wide open faces - while adjusting quickly to unexpected obstacles along the way.
