The Blizzard Zero G 95 touring ski was there for the first descent on the highest and longest slope in the world - the first ski descent of the Lhotse Couloir in the Himalayas in Nepal.
Ski mountaineers Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison chose Blizzard's Zero G 95 as they made their way to the summit of 8,516m Lhotse.
And the skis actually brought the two of them safely back down - although of course their powder turns at high altitude should not be forgotten.
Your backcountry adventure may be closer to home, but you can still take advantage of Austrian engineering in the form of a very light touring ski with impressive downhill performance.
Carbon Drive 2.0 technology and an ultra-light paulownia wood core ensure less weight on the climb while maintaining torsional rigidity, good edge grip and stability on the descent.

- Carbon Drive 2.0 Technology
- Carbon fiber reinforcements
- Sandwich Compound Sidewall

Waist:
[164cm] 127-95-111
[171cm] 127-95-111
[178cm] 127-95-111
[185cm] 127-95-111

Radius:
[164cm] 19.5m
[171cm] 22m
[178cm] 23m
[185cm] 25m

Weight according to manufacturer:
[185cm] 1200g / ski

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