Sheeva 10 | 2027

The Sheeva 10 is arguably the most underrated player in Blizzard's lineup. A Jill of all trades, the Sheeva 10 balances the ability to drive with speed and aggression with a more approachable personality for the average rider.

At the center of the series, the Sheeva 10 is 102 mm underfoot, making it a great everyday width out west where soft snow and big-mountain terrain are more readily available. Camber underfoot gives the Sheeva 10 solid edge contact through the turn, while a rockered tip and tail provide better float in deeper snow and allow a quicker turn release.

Unchanged from the past couple of seasons, the Sheeva has a partial sheet of Titanal that runs along the top edges, all the way from the tip to tail. This gives the ski a larger sweet spot than before, opening it up to more intermediate riders, while also improving the ski's edge stability-giving more aggressive riders the confidence to take it up a notch. The multi-density wood core keeps the ski stiff underfoot but softens toward the tip and tail for a more playful flex. This versatility comes at a small cost for skiers used to stiff, directional skis, because it doesn't always retain the energy needed when you're pushing the ski to its max.

The Sheeva knows how to have fun on groomed slopes but really shines once you take it into more variable, off-piste terrain at the resort. It provides a solid landing platform for big sends and enough room to play with other features you find along your route to the next chair.