What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I spent an afternoon on the Canvas 100 Skis bouncing between soft bumps and a groomed run back to the lift, and the light core made it easy to smear turns wherever I felt like putting them. When I hit a patch of firmer snow near the ridge, the full sidewalls still let me rail a clean edge without any hesitation. It's the kind of ski that makes you want to try something different on every run."The run splits into soft moguls on one side and a groomed cat track on the other, and the Canvas 100 Skis from Blizzard don't ask you to commit to just one. Smear a loose turn through the bumps, then carve a clean arc back onto the groomer, and the ski adjusts to whatever shape you're carving that moment. This is a ski built for skiers who want the mountain to feel more like a playground than a racecourse. That versatility comes from a build that keeps things light without giving up edge hold. A poplar and paulownia wood core skips the Titanal found in stiffer all-mountain skis, keeping the swing weight low and the ski easy to bend into a turn, while full sidewall construction still delivers real grip when you want to rail a hard snow edge. A sintered graphite base keeps glide fast between features, rounding out a ski built to live in the space between all-mountain and park.