What is the difference between the Blizzard Anomaly 84, 88, 94 and 102?

Width is the clearest published difference: 84mm, 88mm, 94mm and 102mm underfoot. Sidecut radius rises from 13m (Anomaly 84) to 14m (Anomaly 88) to 14.5m (Anomaly 94), all at 164cm; the Anomaly 102's 18m is at 176cm, so it is not directly comparable. All four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and 2Ti FluxForm construction. Weight and radius are published at each ski's shortest length: 164cm for the Anomaly 84, 88 and 94, and 176cm for the Anomaly 102.

Which is the widest Anomaly, the 84, 88, 94 or 102?

The Anomaly 102, at 102mm underfoot at its shortest length (176cm). The Anomaly 94 is 94mm, the Anomaly 88 is 88mm and the Anomaly 84 is 84mm at theirs (164cm). Each step is 4mm or more, which is larger than the 1 to 2mm some skis widen at longer lengths, so the order is real.

Which Anomaly is lightest, the 84, 88, 94 or 102?

Per ski, the published figures are 1,790g (Anomaly 84, 164cm), 1,850g (Anomaly 88, 164cm), 1,870g (Anomaly 94, 164cm) and 2,090g (Anomaly 102, 176cm). The first three are like-for-like; the Anomaly 102 figure is at a different length, so it is not directly comparable.

Do the Anomaly 84, 88, 94 and 102 come in the same lengths?

No. The Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 are each published in 164, 170, 176, 182 and 188cm. The Anomaly 102 is published in 176, 182, 188 and 192cm.

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Blizzard Anomaly 84 vs 88 vs 94 vs 102: The 2027 Lineup, Spec by Spec

By Luke Judge · Published October 21, 2026

Key facts

Anomaly 84, Anomaly 88, Anomaly 94 and Anomaly 102 are published at 84mm, 88mm, 94mm and 102mm underfoot; All four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and 2Ti FluxForm construction; Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 are anchored at 164cm (1,790g, 1,850g and 1,870g per ski; 13m, 14m and 14.5m radius); Anomaly 102 is anchored at 176cm (2,090g, 18m)
Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 are published in five lengths from 164 to 188cm; Anomaly 102 in four: 176, 182, 188 and 192cm; None of the four displays an MSRP or flex rating on snowsift.com; Size-varying specs are anchored to each ski's shortest published length

The 2027 Blizzard Anomaly line is published at four widths: the Anomaly 84 at 84mm, the Anomaly 88 at 88mm, the Anomaly 94 at 94mm and the Anomaly 102 at 102mm underfoot. All four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and 2Ti FluxForm construction, so on paper the lineup differs by width, radius, weight and length run.

The four skis, side by side

Spec	Anomaly 84	Anomaly 88	Anomaly 94	Anomaly 102
Waist (at anchor length)	84mm	88mm	94mm	102mm
Tip / tail width	123.5 / 106.5mm	126.5 / 108.5mm	131.5 / 113.5mm	136 / 123mm
Sidecut radius	13m	14m	14.5m	18m
Weight (per ski)	1,790g	1,850g	1,870g	2,090g
Anchor length	164cm	164cm	164cm	176cm
Profile	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker
Construction	2Ti FluxForm All Mountain + Trueblend All Mountain	2Ti FluxForm All Mountain + Trueblend All Mountain	2Ti FluxForm All Mountain + Trueblend All Mountain	2Ti FluxForm All Mountain + Trueblend Free
Core	Trueblend All Mountain Woodcore	Trueblend All Mountain Woodcore	Trueblend All Mountain Woodcore	Trueblend Free Woodcore
Lengths	164, 170, 176, 182, 188cm	164, 170, 176, 182, 188cm	164, 170, 176, 182, 188cm	176, 182, 188, 192cm
Flex	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published
MSRP	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published
Season	2027	2027	2027	2027

Specs are as published by the manufacturer. Tip width, tail width, radius and weight vary with length, so each is shown at that ski's shortest published length (the anchor row). Waist is quoted at the same anchor lengths; most skis hold their waist across lengths, but some widen it by 1 to 2mm at longer lengths, so only gaps of 4mm or more are treated as real differences.

What the sheets say

Width steps up unevenly. The Anomaly 84 to 88 step is 4mm, the 88 to 94 step is 6mm and the 94 to 102 step is 8mm. Every step is at least 4mm, so the order holds even though the Anomaly 102 is anchored at a different length.

The first three can be lined up; the fourth cannot. The Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 are all anchored at 164cm, so their weights (1,790g, 1,850g, 1,870g per ski) and radii (13m, 14m, 14.5m) compare like for like. The Anomaly 102 starts at 176cm, 12cm longer, so its 2,090g and 18m are not a like-for-like comparison with the other three. snowsift.com shows these specs only at each ski's shortest published length.

Construction and core are not fully shared. All four list 2Ti FluxForm construction. The 84, 88 and 94 list Trueblend All Mountain, and a Trueblend All Mountain Woodcore. The 102 lists Trueblend Free and a Trueblend Free Woodcore. We report the names as published and make no claim about how the skis ski.

The length runs differ. The 84, 88 and 94 are published from 164 to 188cm; the 102 runs 176 to 192cm, with no length shorter than 176cm. See how to choose ski length for sizing.

Flex and price are blank. None of the four has a flex rating or MSRP displayed on snowsift.com. We show those as not published rather than guess.

Summary

Waist: 84mm, 88mm, 94mm and 102mm.
Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 at 164cm: 13m, 14m and 14.5m radius; 1,790g, 1,850g and 1,870g per ski.
Anomaly 102: anchored at 176cm, so weight and radius are not like-for-like with the other three.
Profile: rocker-camber-rocker on all four.
Flex and MSRP: not displayed for any of them.

Every figure on this page comes from the manufacturer's own page for the 2027 ski. A value is shown only when two separate reads of that page agree, and the verification record for each product is on its page. Here is how we match products and verify specs. For what weight and radius do and don't tell you, see ski weight numbers and ski turn radius explained.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Blizzard Anomaly 84, 88, 94 and 102?: Width is the clearest published difference: 84mm, 88mm, 94mm and 102mm underfoot. Sidecut radius rises from 13m (Anomaly 84) to 14m (Anomaly 88) to 14.5m (Anomaly 94), all at 164cm; the Anomaly 102's 18m is at 176cm, so it is not directly comparable. All four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and 2Ti FluxForm construction. Weight and radius are published at each ski's shortest length: 164cm for the Anomaly 84, 88 and 94, and 176cm for the Anomaly 102.
Which is the widest Anomaly, the 84, 88, 94 or 102?: The Anomaly 102, at 102mm underfoot at its shortest length (176cm). The Anomaly 94 is 94mm, the Anomaly 88 is 88mm and the Anomaly 84 is 84mm at theirs (164cm). Each step is 4mm or more, which is larger than the 1 to 2mm some skis widen at longer lengths, so the order is real.
Which Anomaly is lightest, the 84, 88, 94 or 102?: Per ski, the published figures are 1,790g (Anomaly 84, 164cm), 1,850g (Anomaly 88, 164cm), 1,870g (Anomaly 94, 164cm) and 2,090g (Anomaly 102, 176cm). The first three are like-for-like; the Anomaly 102 figure is at a different length, so it is not directly comparable.
Do the Anomaly 84, 88, 94 and 102 come in the same lengths?: No. The Anomaly 84, 88 and 94 are each published in 164, 170, 176, 182 and 188cm. The Anomaly 102 is published in 176, 182, 188 and 192cm.

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