Blizzard's newly introduced Canvas 100 adds a more playful dimension to an Austrian brand known for hard-charging precision. From first turn to final jib, this ski blends an energetic feel with the complete control one expects from Blizzard. It transitions seamlessly from clean carves to energetic pops, setting it apart from the brand's more traditional offerings.
A sandwich of wood and carbon laminate, with a touch of metal to maintain the rocker profile, makes up the core of the 100. This composition is energetic and lively; we would go as far as to say this is the most energetic ski in this category. Complementing the core is a shape with plenty of tip- and tail-rocker and a mellow sidecut. This combination creates a ride that is energetic but loose and surfy.
The Canvas 100 is just as comfortable making short turns and quick speed checks through tighter terrain as it is ripping park laps. This ski thrives on side hits, tricking the jump line in the park and k-feding every rail. The 100's distinction from other similar skis lies in its poppy nature rather than a soft, buttery feel.
The Canvas 100 represents Blizzard stepping into a more creative lane without losing their identity. It's a ski that invites a different style, mixing performance with individual expression. For skiers who want to move between groomers, natural features and softer conditions with ease, this is a well-balanced, highly enjoyable option that holds up lap after lap.