Blizzard Sheeva 10 (2021)
2021 Women's All-Mountain Wide Ski Review
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Brand: Blizzard
Model: Sheeva 10
Specs
Tip / Waist / Tail (mm)
131.5-102-121.5
Lengths (cm)
156, 164, 172, 180
Radius (m)
14.5
Gender
Female
Quickness / Maneuverability
4.32 / 5
Playfulness
4.23 / 5
Forgiveness
4 / 5
Hard Snow Performance
4.5 / 5
Crud Performance
4.45 / 5
Balance of Skills
4.32 / 5
Flotation
3.95 / 5
The Sheeva 10 returns this year as one of the best all-mountain crushers, with testers ranking it tops in Stability at Speed and Crud Performance. Unchanged from last season, it features a multi-layer wood core and a tapered sheet of Titanal between carbon and fiberglass, which gives this ski the power to bust through crud like no other. Testers caution that the Sheeva 10 only really comes to life when skied by strong skiers at speed, but agreed it has the power to turn confident intermediates into advanced skiers.
Barnes: “For a gal who doesn’t shy away from speed. It rewards some grit.”
STRENGTHS: Stability at Speed, Crud Performance
WEAKNESSES: Forgiveness, Playfulness
Buy the Blizzard Sheeva 10 online: REI | Backcountry
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