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Blizzard Zero G 95 ski Review - VIDEO

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    2021-02-15 08:28:06
    In 2019 Blizzard launched a significant update to their pinnacle ski touring line—the Zero G. When we reviewed the Zero G 105 skis that same year we were taken by surprise, it was a substantial upgrade on it’s predecessor and the downhill performance was well beyond anything we had experienced in such a light ski. We were curious if this same backcountry/downhill performance would be found in the slimmer Zero G 95 skis which trim 300g off each leg-lift on the up-track when compared to the Zero G 105. 
     
    Read the full review of the Blizzard Zero G 95 skis here.

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