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The right dimensions you need for free-heeling the backcountry and the resort.

There's nothing better than getting a morning workout and pow laps in before work with the Blizzard Kabookie Ski. This versatile ski's rockered tip and tail, slight camber underfoot, and rockin' dimensions lap it up both out of bounds and inbounds. Plus its FlipCore technology (natural rocker design) offers smooth handling, stability, increased edge-to-edge quickness, and a floating effect so you can lay down buttery smooth turns, bust through crud, and hike up the skin track with ease.

  • Rockered tip and tail with slight camber underfoot kills it in the back or slack country, slashes buttery turns, busts through crud, and lays down hard groomer lines
  • CNC 3D-Bamboo Isocore woodcore creates a smooth, consistent flex pattern and keeps the ski durable and light
  • 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 Double Quadrax construction provides bombproof durability, awesome power, and superb inbound performance
  • Sandwich sidewall construction makes this ski torsionally rigid, enables better edge grip, and provides resistance against day-to-day abuse
  • An 98-millimeter waist enables you to ski a variety of conditions and excels in the backcountry

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How does this ski compare to 4FRNT Cody...

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How does this ski compare to 4FRNT Cody for tele skiing? I'm looking for something that can do it all. I live in the east and occasionally have to deal with hardpack and ice, but also need to still be able to have fun skiing out west 5-6 days each year.

c.brown

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Kabookie 187 and Cochise Pro Light testing in Cortina, Italy last spring. Hairball!!

Marcus Caston

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this is sick! cant wait to get my own pair, though im not nearly as gnarly as these guys

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c.brown

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The Kabookie is essentially the Bonafide minus the metal. It has the exact same sidecut and rocker profile as the Bonafide but by taking the two sheets of metal out of the ski they are able to make it about 3/4 of a lb lighter than the Bonafide per pair (180cm). The goal was to take the acclaimed Bonafide profile and make it a little more backcountry friendly. It's not only a good backcountry option but also a good option for someone that likes the Bonafide but want's something slightly softer. They're not noodles by any means just a tad softer torsionally.

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Kris Thomas

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This ski is snappy, lively, and happy to make any turn shape. It skis really well through refrozen muck, and your favorite backyard pow run. This ski gave me the confidence to ski my local BC stashes that my other backcountry specific skis never could. Big win for Blizzard on this one!