Canvas 100

The 2027 Blizzard Canvas 100 is a twin-tip all-mountain ski for skiers who find turns, small jumps and playful lines throughout a resort. At 100 mm underfoot, it is the narrowest Canvas and a practical choice for mixed resort snow when freestyle movement matters more than maximum carving power. Five lengths run from 162 to 186 cm. This is a lively alternative to Blizzard’s more directional resort skis, with enough platform for occasional soft snow.

A poplar-and-paulownia woodcore sits inside Blizzard’s fiberglass-and-carbon light sandwich construction with full ABS sidewalls. Rockered ends let the ski release and pivot, while light camber underfoot provides a platform for linked turns. In POWDER editor Max Ritter’s 2027 review, the ski felt energetic and easy to redirect in bumps and trees, and responded well to a forward stance. Its useful edge hold does not give it the mass or suspension of a heavier, metal-reinforced charger.

Choose the Canvas 100 for an intermediate through expert skier who wants approachable handling, side hits and a playful daily ski in moderate snowfall. The shape also suits a freeride skier who spends time on park features. Deep, chopped-up snow exposes its limits: the 108 offers more flotation, while a heavier directional ski better absorbs rough snow at speed. For mostly icy pistes, a narrower carving ski offers a more focused tool.