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Canvas Jr Ski w/ 4.5 Binding - 2027 - Kids'
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Learn the mountain your own way on the Canvas Jr Skis
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I grabbed the Canvas Jr Skis for my niece last season once she started chasing her older cousins toward the terrain park. The twin tip tail made it easy for her to try skiing switch without the skis fighting her, and the softer sidecut meant she wasn't getting caught up mid turn while she was still figuring things out. She's been asking to go back every weekend since."
The moment a new skier figures out how to stop and turn, the whole mountain opens up, and the Canvas Jr Skis from Blizzard are built for exactly what comes next. Let a young rider point toward the terrain park, try a few tricks off a small jump, or just play around skiing switch on the way back to the lift, and these skis keep up with the curiosity instead of holding it back.
That freedom comes from a build made with young skiers in mind. A partial twin tip tail with generous rocker makes riding switch approachable instead of intimidating, while a reduced sidecut keeps turns smooth and forgiving instead of catchy underfoot. A lightweight composite core keeps the skis easy to maneuver, and the included 4.5 FDT bindings, with a DIN range of 0.75 to 4.5, give growing skiers room to progress safely as their skills come together.
Details
- Kids ski with bindings built for beginners to explore
- Twin tip tail makes riding switch easy to try
- Reduced sidecut keeps turns smooth, less catchy
- Composite core keeps skis light and easy to handle
- Included 4.5 FDT bindings adjust as skills grow
- Rocker profile eases handling in variable snow
- Item #BLZF0CA
- Length
- 108cm, 118cm, 128cm, 138cm, 148cm
- Dimensions
- [all lengths] 105 / 74 / 96mm
- Turn Radius
- [108cm] 8m, [118cm] 9m, [128cm] 11m, [138cm] 12m, [148cm] 14m
- Profile
- rocker / camber / rocker
- Construction
- cap
- Core
- composite
- Tail
- partial twin tip
- Binding Included
- yes, 4.5 FDT, DIN range 0.75 to 4.5, not premounted
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
- Activity
- all-mountain skiing
Engineered in the Austrian Alps
Blizzard skis are developed in Mittersill, Austria, where alpine terrain shapes every design decision. Engineers combine modern materials with decades of ski-building expertise to create skis trusted by athletes, guides, and backcountry skiers worldwide.
Phantom Glide By DPS Skis
This ski is compatible with Phantom Glide, the long-lasting base treatment from DPS Skis. Backcountry technicians apply and UV-cure it before the skis ship, so they arrive ready to ride with no waxing needed.
How It Works
Applied By Backcountry Techs
Backcountry technicians treat and UV-cure every pair in the shop before it leaves the warehouse, so the skis arrive ready to ride with no setup required.
Glide That Outlasts Wax
Wax sits on top of the base and wears off in a few days. Phantom Glide bonds into the base, so glide stays fast and consistent from cold powder to spring slush.
No More Wax Days
Phantom Glide replaces scraping, ironing, and shop visits with a quick base cleaning using the Phantom Glide Base Care Kit. The formula is made without PFAS.
Mounted And Ready To Go
When skis, bindings, and boots are purchased together, a Gearhead Expert mounts the bindings before the order ships.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I choose a length for the Blizzard Canvas Jr skis?
The available lengths are 108, 118, 128, 138, and 148cm. A shorter length is generally easier for a lighter or newer skier to turn, while a longer length can feel more stable but takes more control; use the current size chart and the child’s ability, height, and weight to narrow the choice.Where are the Blizzard Canvas Jr skis best suited on the mountain?
They’re designed for junior all-mountain resort skiing, including groomers, beginner terrain, and mixed snow. Their approachable profile supports progression, but this isn’t a deep-powder-specific or technical touring ski.How does the Blizzard Canvas Jr compare with specialized junior skis?
Its rocker-camber-rocker profile and partial twin-tip tail make turns and switch skiing approachable for progressing juniors. That all-mountain focus favors versatile resort use over the more specialized demands of race or deep-powder skis.How should the included 4.5 bindings be set up for my child’s boots?
The bindings are supplied with the skis but are not premounted. Have a ski technician mount and adjust them to the child’s alpine boots, accounting for boot sole length, height, weight, age, and ability.How should I care for the Blizzard Canvas Jr skis after a day on snow?
Dry the bases, edges, bindings, and boot soles after skiing, then store the skis indoors in a cool, dry place. Wax the bases periodically, keep the edges rust-free, and leave binding adjustments to a ski technician.