As the widest ski in the Zero G lineup, the 105 is purpose built for versatility in the backcountry. Earning your turns with this feather-light ski is easier than ever thanks to the Zero G 105’s lightweight wood and carbon construction. On the way down, the generous rocker profile and tapered shape creates a surfy, floaty feel, giving skiers the maneuverability and control they desire for the ultimate in fun.

Why we like it:

Alpine touring is all about efficiency, and the Blizzard Zero G 105 offers a great balance between light weight for the ups and agility for the downs.

Who it's for:

Dedicated backcountry adventurers looking to get away from it all and head deep into the wilderness will appreciate the Zero G 105. Those who prioritize light weight and efficiency on the climb will get the most out of this ski, while those looking to blend resort and touring would do better with a hybrid ski.

Highlights:

The Zero G 105 is constructed with light weight in mind, and Blizzard keeps things feathery by using Paulownia wood for the core, which is known for its light weight and stiff flex. Added to this is a layer of carbon and fiberglass, which are woven together to provide strength and stiffness for a responsive and maneuverable ride going down. Plenty of rocker and some camber underfoot strike a nice balance of playfulness in soft snow and grip on harder snow.

Things to consider:

The Zero G 105 is a dedicated touring ski, so if you’re looking for a multi-use ski that can handle the demands of resort skiing and also do some touring, look elsewhere. Boot and binding choice also comes into play in a major way here, as choosing anything other than a true lightweight touring boot and tech binding will negate the incredible weight savings offered by this ski.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Zero G 105 skis true to size.