This ski is in fair condition, has wear from normal use, scratches, a couple large chip and multiple minor chips to the topsheet, with some repaired scratches to the bases. A great ski for a great deal! All bindings must be set and tested by a certified binding technician. All skis receive a basic complimentary tune. If you would like to upgrade this service for added performance, check out the links below. Ski & Board Tune Upgrades! Stone Grind & Hot Wax Upgrade. If you live to lay’em over and leave deep trenches in fresh corduroy, the Blizzard Quattro 8.4 Ti Skis + XCELL 12 Bindings should be at the top of your wishlist for 2017. The Quattro Series is Blizzard’s new line of groomer skis that emphasize edgehold, precision, and stability; and the Quattro 8.4 Ti represents the highest-performing, widest Quattro model. With a carefully calculated carbon-Titanal-wood construction, a 2 mm rocker in the tip and tail, and an IQ Binding System that lets the ski flex as naturally as possible, the Quattro 8.4 Ti rails like the Orient Express and craves speed like Craig Breedlove. Quattro 8.4 Ti. Marker XCell 12.0.

This ski is in fair condition, has wear from normal use, scratches, a couple small chips and multiple minor chips to the topsheet, with some repaired scratches to the bases. A great ski for a great deal! All bindings must be set and tested by a certified binding technician. All skis receive a basic complimentary tune. If you would like to upgrade this service for added performance, check out the links below. Ski & Board Tune Upgrades! Stone Grind & Hot Wax Upgrade. The Blizzard Quattro series has been around for a few years now, and has positioned itself at the top of the class when it comes to on-piste carving performance. The 8.0 Ca is a fantastic choice for intermediate and advanced skiers looking for precision and power, but not a ton of weight. Starting with the shape, the 80 mm waist width is on the wider side of carving skis, but has a stable platform that gives good balance. You still get the torsional stiffness out of the ski, but not quite the edge grip of a more GS style ski. Quattro 8.0 Ca. Marker TPX 12.0.