2024 Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis
The Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis are back for yet another season of unmatched stability in an all-mountain setting. At 106mm underfoot, the Cochise 106 is the widest offering in Blizzard’s all-mountain lineup and features the burliest construction out of the series. Clocking in a 2320 g/ski at the 185cm length, the Cochise 106 is definitely on the heavier side and lacks in agility what it makes up in float. The resulting ride is seriously surfy and undeniably smooth, with an impeccable air of stability allowing the Cochise 106 to charge straight, fast, and hard with no chatter in sight. Unless on the feet of a very skilled pilot, the Cochise 106 is far from nimble and—when combined with a 24-meter turn radius—comes nothing close to a quick turner. Thus, those on the more experienced end of things will be drawn to the Cochise 106’s innate sense of adventure—endowing advanced and expert skiers with the same full-throttle, deep snow performance as seen in the Freeride World Tour. Finished with a poplar and beech wood core reinforced by several sheets of titanal, the Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis come at no cost to power, presenting the most ambitious all-mountain rippers with an unsinkable companion born to chase the uncharted.
The Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis are back for yet another season of unmatched stability in an all-mountain setting. At 106mm underfoot, the Cochise 106 is the widest offering in Blizzard’s all-mountain lineup and features the burliest construction out of the series. Clocking in a 2320 g/ski at the 185cm length, the Cochise 106 is definitely on the heavier side and lacks in agility what it makes up in float. The resulting ride is seriously surfy and undeniably smooth, with an impeccable air of stability allowing the Cochise 106 to charge straight, fast, and hard with no chatter in sight. Unless on the feet of a very skilled pilot, the Cochise 106 is far from nimble and—when combined with a 24-meter turn radius—comes nothing close to a quick turner. Thus, those on the more experienced end of things will be drawn to the Cochise 106’s innate sense of adventure—endowing advanced and expert skiers with the same full-throttle, deep snow performance as seen in the Freeride World Tour. Finished with a poplar and beech wood core reinforced by several sheets of titanal, the Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis come at no cost to power, presenting the most ambitious all-mountain rippers with an unsinkable companion born to chase the uncharted.
Original: $849.95
-65%$849.95
$297.48Description
The Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis are back for yet another season of unmatched stability in an all-mountain setting. At 106mm underfoot, the Cochise 106 is the widest offering in Blizzard’s all-mountain lineup and features the burliest construction out of the series. Clocking in a 2320 g/ski at the 185cm length, the Cochise 106 is definitely on the heavier side and lacks in agility what it makes up in float. The resulting ride is seriously surfy and undeniably smooth, with an impeccable air of stability allowing the Cochise 106 to charge straight, fast, and hard with no chatter in sight. Unless on the feet of a very skilled pilot, the Cochise 106 is far from nimble and—when combined with a 24-meter turn radius—comes nothing close to a quick turner. Thus, those on the more experienced end of things will be drawn to the Cochise 106’s innate sense of adventure—endowing advanced and expert skiers with the same full-throttle, deep snow performance as seen in the Freeride World Tour. Finished with a poplar and beech wood core reinforced by several sheets of titanal, the Blizzard Cochise 106 Skis come at no cost to power, presenting the most ambitious all-mountain rippers with an unsinkable companion born to chase the uncharted.
