BLIZZARD
Cronus Titan
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Ski equipment - Ski - BLIZZARD Cronus Titan
When lift service just doesn't quite take you where you want to go, you may want to strap on your skins and hike for some extra vertical. The Blizzard Titan Cronus skis are 88mm wide at the waist making them versatile enough to explore a variety of terrain in a variety of snow conditions. A wood core with carbon stringers give you the pop and power that any all-mountain skier desires. Featuring a Sandwich Compound Sidewall construction the Blizzard Titan Cronus skis provide the best in power transmission and edge grip while seamlessly integrating the binding mounting system into the skis. These Blizzard Titan Cronus IQ skis feature the IQ FR 12 bindings that allow the out of bounds enthusiast the best in performance both up and down the hill. The Triple Pivot Toe and Inter-Pivot Heel not only keep the overall weight of the binding down, which all touring skiers know is important, it allows the Baron to hold fast in the most inconsistent and choppy terrain. For Uphill performance, when the underfoot BCT lever is flipped the whole binding shifts 40mm backward, for easier kick turns and a better balanced stepping motion. Also, by placing the BCT level underfoot, the Baron cannot inadvertently open while descending. This ski has a size small binding, compatible with boot soles 265 - 325mm. Fits most boots sizes 22.0 - 28.5.
Skill Range:
- Small Binding: compatible with boot soles 265 - 325mm. Fits most boots sizes 22.0 - 28.5.
Blizzard:
Blizzard was established in 1945 by Anton Arnsteiner ("der Toni"), as he returned home from the second world war, in the family joinery workshop,[1] and started producing skis besides wooden furniture. The Blizzard brand was registered in 1953. In 1954, Blizzard became the first manufacturer to mass-produced polyethylene ski bases. Blizzard's first expansion occurred in 1957 as well as the introduction of metal and fiberglass as new materials. 1963 saw a great part of the factory burned down. In 1970, as production reached 500,000 skis per year, company name was changed from "Blizzard Skifabrik Anton Arnsteiner" to "Blizzard GmbH". In 1976 a second production site was opened near Munich.
In October 2006 Blizzard becomes part of the Tecnica-Group. This strategic partnership brings great advantages to both companies right from the beginning.
European Ski Award "Ski Hardware" 2010 For the first time in company history Blizzard got the European Ski Awar ("ispo Award") for the R-Power Full Suspension IQ.
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