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Keep it light, easy, and fun with the Gunsmoke.

The Blizzard Gunsmoke Ski serves as both your inbounds and out-of-bounds play toy. Thanks to its rockered tip and tail, traditional camber underfoot, and Flipcore technology, you're able to slash pow turns, bust through crud, and carve trenches down groomers. This solid, versatile plank handles everything from deep pow turns and slushy spring corn to hardpack and smooth groomers.

  • Rockered tip and tail with traditional camber underfoot kills it in the back or slack country, slashes deep pow turns, busts through crud, and lays down hard groomer lines
  • CNC 3D-Bamboo Isocore woodcore creates a smooth, consistent flex pattern and gives you a lightweight durable ski
  • Flipcore 3D technology features a flipped wood core which offers smooth handling, stability, increased edge-to-edge quickness, and a floating effect thanks to its natural rocker
  • Sandwich sidewall Quadrax construction provides bombproof durability, awesome power, and superb inbound performance
  • A 114-millimeter waist enables you to ski a variety of conditions and excels in the backcountry

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Cochise or Gunsmoke?
Me - 5'11", 165 lbs.,...

Joe Getchell

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Cochise or Gunsmoke?
Me - 5'11", 165 lbs., live in the mid-west, but ski west 10-15 days a season. Have no choice but to hit the hardpack/groomers @ the home state areas, but when in CO or UT, I try to get my money's worth on the steeps, trees & hopefully the pow. My skis now are the Nordica Beast, 188. Have always loved them, but I'm overdue for an upgrade!! Any advice would be great! Thanks!

zlp

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Joe,
I've skied both and they are quite different. I'm 5'9" and 155lbs, grew up in the east and now live in UT. The Gunsmoke is a playful powder ski, but is really soft and doesn't' hold an edge. The Cochise is a big mtn ski that rips big lines, but is not comfortable in trees and needs to be manhandled on the steeps. I skied the Beast, but now have the Patrons. They are more stable and have better grip than the Gunsmokes, and are more maneuverable and versatile than the Cochise. They just rip! I'm thinking about the Helldorado, if I can test a pr this year!

Joe Getchell

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Thanks zlp, I'll look into the Nordicas as well. Another one I was considering was the Ski Logik Uller's Chariot TT. Anyone have some feedback for those as well? It sux living in MN when it comes to being able to demo any kind of ski with a waist wider than 90 mm. Any input or recommendations would be great!

c.brown

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Joe,

Gunsmoke is a little more dedicated Pow ski where as Cochise is a little more big mountain charger. Cochise will be much better on firmer snow (skiing back home) and are not hard to ski in trees and steeps like ZLP says. At 108mm under foot they will be much more of an all mountain, every day use western ski that you can ski all over the mountain on yet you can still rip groomers on them back home in the Mid West. Cochise will be more versatile in variable conditions, Gun Smoke is a much more jibby, playful pow ski.

maestroejd100103519

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Bonafide for shure if most of your skiing is Minnesota, they will still rip at western resorts but the other skis you mentioned will be much less enjoyable on midwest hardpack !

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onephatpat

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

This is the best ski I have evershredded on. Period.

Chris Tatsuno

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Pat Sewell and I had a chance to rip the Gunsmokes all last season. Our lives have changed for the better. Pow float, hardpack slice, butter jibs. Nothing smoother than this double-barreled utili-ski!

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Connery Lundin

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This ski is my absolute favorite, incredibly easy to maneuver, super playful and insanely floaty in deep powder. When I bring the Gunsmoke onto the groomers it holds and edge great and doesn't get that floppy tip/tail at high speeds through crud. When it's a real pow day this is my go-to ski!

Blizzard Gunsmoke is KILLER!
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Kris Thomas

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This ski is smooth! It has a perfect blend of camber and rocker to absolutely excel at resort powder skiing. With a full twin tip it is so fun to bounce, slash and jib anything that gets in your way. so fun.