Blizzard Rustler 9 Skis - Men's

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Price $799.95	MSRP

Color: Sand / Green

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180
186

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Item#: BLI-8A536200001, Mfg#: 8A536200001, Season: 2025-2026

SKU listing

SKU	Options	UPCs	Description	Stores
468274	Color: Sand / Green Size: 180	194488116039	RUSTLER 9 26 SAND/GREEN 180 *	Pottstown: 2 King of Prussia: 1 Reading: 1 Whitehall: 1 Exton: 1
468273	Color: Sand / Green Size: 174	194488116015	RUSTLER 9 26 SAND/GREEN 174 *	Pottstown: 4 King of Prussia: 1 Doylestown: 2 Ardmore: 1 Montgomeryville: 1 Reading: 1 Whitehall: 2 Exton: 1
468275	Color: Sand / Green Size: 186	194488116046	RUSTLER 9 26 SAND/GREEN 186 *	Ardmore: 1 Reading: 1 Whitehall: 1 Exton: 1

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Men's Blizzard Rustler 9 Skis

The Rustler 9 is an everyday ski for whatever the mountain throws your way. When it’s not blower conditions, this ski is an easy grab. It lights up on chundery, choppy, and icy days. This ski is nimble and predictable, it responds to power with power, and its platform welcomes airs. Don’t hesitate to roll the Rustler 9 up on edge, too, because this ski carves like a dream. Most days aren’t powder days, which means most days are Rustler 9 days.

Features

Ti Sandwich Full Sidewall
TrueBlend Free Woodcore
FluxForm Technology

Gender

Men
Designed for Men

Ski Terrain

All Mountain / Freeride
This is the SUV of skis designed for skiing the whole mountain in any and all snow conditions.

Ski Width

Wide
Wider for better float in the powder but also gives more stability in heavy and/or wet snow conditions.

Ski Flex

Medium
Medium flex skis are designed to give you a balanced profile of stiffness and flexibility, providing performance for a range of skiing styles and conditions

Ski Rocker Profile

Tip & Tail Rocker
Designed to be a versatile blend for easy turn initiation as well as release from a turn while maintaining camber under the foot for a stable feel.

Sidewall Construction

Sandwich / ABS
Involves a layered build where the skis core is sandwiched between the top sheet and reinforced sidewalls. Increasing durability, edge grip and overall performance, this is a preferred choice for advanced skiers demanding precision and stability.

Core Materials

Metal
Mostly used as a reinforcement Material. It is strong, with good damping properties for a smooth ride.

Ability Level

Intermediate / Expert
An intermediate to expert skier or rider handles varied terrain, including black diamond runs, with confidence, demonstrating advanced turning, speed control, and adaptability to different snow conditions.

Size Specifications Slide to view all

Size	168	174	180	186
Ski Weight (gr)	1690	1780	1880	1980
Turning Radius (m)	15	16	17	18
Tip Width (mm)	128.5	129	131.5	132
Waist Width (mm)	96	96	96	98
Tail Width (mm)	118	118.5	121	121.5
Binding Included?	No	No	No	No

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An Impressive ski that Advancing Intermediates can love, and experts will adore!
Posted by Diamond Dave (Certified Winter Enthusiast) on 8/7/2025

Pros: Round flex, excellent edge grip under foot, very good flotation, trees, fresh snow, carves well, variety of turn shapes
Cons: Tips can get floppy at speed, intimidating shape and width for some but shouldn't be.

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

The Rustler 9 is a fantastic ski with a linear flex and a playful nature that can make deep carves! It has a lot of stuff going on inside the ski to enhance edge grip and reduce chatter while retaining a playful, energetic composure that makes it a stand-out. I feel this is a great cross-comparison to the Line Blade Optic 96 but I'd contrast by saying the Rustler is less stiff through the middle of the ski with seemingly less camber and a smoother ride in variable conditions. Knocking on the door of a one-ski quiver, what the Rustler does better than the Anomaly 94 is float and slide. Conversly, it won't provide as much power or grip, but the return on effort is notable. I think a lot of customers overlook this ski because of it's rocker and tail-splay thinking it's just another park ski but it's an Austrian Army Knife in that it can do so many things well and you don't have to be an expert skier to ski it!