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SKU: 700512900

Anomaly 94 Skis

Was £660.00Now £363.0045% off

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Overview

Blizzard's Anomaly 94 is an all-mountain option that is genuinely happy anywhere. It’s the one ski choice for skiers who really do ski everywhere, wanting width for the days when fresh tracks are calling, expecting power and control for arcing turns on hardpack, and appreciating smoothness and ease for slower runs or more demanding conditions.

Ideal For

  • All Mountain

Performance

Ski Terrain

Suitable terrain

Ski Terrain rating: 7.0000 out of 10

Performance

Suitable skier type

Performance rating: 9.0000 out of 10

Turn Shape

The skis natural turn shape based on the dimensions

Turn Shape rating: 6.0000 out of 10

Ski Flex

How forgiving or stiff the ski feels when you flex them

Ski Flex rating: 8.0000 out of 10
94mm
Waist Width
17m
Turn Radius
2.1kg
Weight
Tip/Tail Rocker
Rocker

Features

Fluxform Construction

Blizzard’s Fluxform construction incorporates two full layers of Titanal. The first layer, positioned below the core, spans the full length and width of the ski. The second layer, located above the core, is divided into two parts: an outer section that sits closer to the ski’s edges just beneath the topsheet, and a central beam that is nearer the heart of the ski’s TrueBlend core. This design results in a ski that balances power and dampness, providing a high end yet forgiving freeride feel.

TrueBlend

TrueBlend uses an exclusive blend of woods to provide 3 areas of density, meaning Blizzard can control the flex precisely through the whole length of the ski. The result is the same natural and dynamic flex for all sizes. For the skier it means more relaxed handling, better balance and precise control. To achieve this complex wood core structure required new production and manufacturing techniques. Using different types of wood makes it possible to modify the characteristics of the ski right at the core. For example, a ski should be stiffer in the area under the binding and softer towards the ski tips. This is why Blizzard builds the wood core with very small pieces of wood that are glued lengthwise. In the area of the binding, layers of harder wood are incorporated, and softer, lighter wood is used towards the tip and tail.