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Blizzard FS CSTM Alpine Ski w/ IQ 5.14 Bindings - 2007 BCS

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FS CSTM Alpine Ski w/ IQ 5.14 Bindings
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The FS stands for Freestyle, the CSTM is short for Custom, and that's the best way to describe the expertly tailored Blizzard FS CSTM Alpine Ski. Maching through the park towards a 60-foot tabletop or blitzing trees to a hidden kicker, the FS CSTM feels smooth and stable underfoot due to its 85mm waist and full-length wood core, while the integrated IQ 5.14 binding system lets the ski flex independently to eliminate chatter and smooth out bumps like a Zamboni. Carbon sheeting down the length of the FS CSTM keep things light when you're airborne and stiff when you're not, while steel clamps at the tip and tail prevent dreaded delam.

Bottom Line: Click into the FS CSTM and see how Blizzard customized your freestyle ride.

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hey, i was wondering what year this ski is, as i cant seem to

hey, i was wondering what year this ski is, as i cant seem to find any info on it, only here on backcountry.com, and also wondering if it comes center mounted ? a link to a website with some further info on the skis would be great

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April 21, 2009

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they are from 2007. With Blizzard's mounting system you can adjust the bindings quickly and easily to wherever you want them on the ski.

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April 21, 2009

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March 6, 2008

These skis are sick. when i saw them on this site i just had to have them. i got a pair and they ride like nothing else. plus the graphics are dope. #1 ski on the market

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Does anyone know if this ski can take different bindings than

Does anyone know if this ski can take different bindings than the IQ system ones? I just bought the Blizzard Poacher, which has the same topsheet and is a very similar ski, but it did not come with bindings. So do I have to go out and search for some IQ bindings, or can I mount different kinds?

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December 9, 2008

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the blizzard poacher is a completely different ski. This ski has to use the IQ binding system. The poacher does not. The poacher ski that you got can take any binding. I would recommend the Look PX 12 Jib:http://www.backcountry.com/store/DYN0233/Look-PX-12-Jib-WB-Alpine-Ski-Binding.htmlhttp://www.backcountry.com/store/DYN0219/Look-PX-12-Ti-Jib-Wide-Ski-Binding.htmlor the Rossignos SAS 120:http://www.backcountry.com/store/ROS0412/Rossignol-SAS2-120-Wide-Ski-Binding.html

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December 9, 2008

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By: skitheast March 6, 2008

These skis are sick. when i saw them on this site i just had to have them. i got a pair and they ride like nothing else. plus the graphics are dope. #1 more...

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Lengths:
171cm, 178cm, 185cm 
Dimensions:
116 / 85 / 107mm 
Turn Radius:
[178cm] 20m 
Top Sheet:
IQ sandwich 
Core Material:
Wood, carbon 
Base:
UHM Transparent High-Resistant 
Tail:
Twintip 
Binding System:
IQ 5.14 
Binding Included:
Yes 
Recommended Use:
Freestyle, park and pipe, all-mountain 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year