Blizzard Magnum 7.6 IQ Alpine Ski System

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Intermediate and advanced skiers will appreciate the incredible versatility of the all-mountain Blizzard Magnum 7.6 IQ Alpine Ski System with TP 12 Bindings. These high-performance skis offer smooth turn initiation and exit with exceptional edge hold throughout. The Sandwich Composite Sidewall construction remains stable at higher speeds but will also feel forgiving when skiing the zipper line through the bumps. The Magnum 7.6’s Carbon Technology design places incisions on the tip and tail of this mid-fat ski so it floats in natural snow and retains its flex when cutting through the crud off-piste. Blizzard's high-performance TP 12 Bindings keeps aggressive skiers from pre-releasing in the steeps.

Specs:

Ski Dimensions: 124/76/107
Turn Radius: 15m
Design: All-Mountain
Camber: Traditional

Features:

IQ Sandwich Composite Sidewalls are stable, yet forgiving
Powerframe Carbon has lively rebound characteristics on the hill
IQ Binding Power System is fully integrated into the core of the ski
TP 12 Bindings are ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers
DIN: 4-12 w/ 90mm brake
AFD (Anti Friction Device) ensures consistent release performance
Biometric Release reduces upward forces for a controlled release

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"Are these the 7.6 IQ skis rated #2 by Ski Mag?"

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Question by Edward Solano on 9/6/2010 - 11:59 am

"These are rated #1 by Ski Mag."

Answer by Miss Gracie (Peter Glenn Staff) on 9/7/2010 - 11:42 am

"Would the Blizzard 7.6 ski well in eastern hardpack bumps.Also what about softer unpacked bumps. "

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Question by skier on 11/2/2011 - 8:22 pm

"This is a excellent ski for hardpack bumps offering less vibration due to its Carbon Technology but it also includes incisions on the tip and tail of this mid-fat ski so it floats in natural snow"

Answer by alejandrasimon (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/7/2011 - 9:59 am