Blizzard Canvas 108 vs Rustler 11: Two 2027 Wide Skis, Spec by Spec
By Luke Judge · Published October 2, 2026
Key facts
- Canvas 108 vs Rustler 11
- 108mm vs 112mm underfoot at 168cm, 4mm apart
- Published weight is 1,640g vs 1,820g per ski, a 180g gap, at each ski's shortest published length
- Both list a 16m sidecut radius at 168cm and a rocker-camber-rocker profile
- Both are published in five lengths from 168cm to 192cm
- Canvas 108 lists a Fiberglass & Carbon Light Sandwich construction; Rustler 11 lists FluxForm Freeride Ti + Trueblend Free
- Size-varying specs are anchored to each ski's shortest published length
Blizzard sells the Canvas and the Rustler side by side, and at the wide end they look like near neighbours. The Blizzard Canvas 108 and the Rustler 11 are published 4mm apart underfoot and share a 16m sidecut radius at their shortest length (168cm), a rocker-camber-rocker profile and the same five lengths. The weight and the listed construction are where the sheets part ways.
The two skis, side by side
| Spec | Canvas 108 | Rustler 11 |
|---|---|---|
| Waist | 108mm | 112mm |
| Sidecut radius | 16m | 16m |
| Weight (per ski) | 1,640g | 1,820g |
| Profile | Rocker-camber-rocker | Rocker-camber-rocker |
| Construction | Fiberglass & Carbon Light Sandwich | FluxForm Freeride Ti + Trueblend Free |
| Core | Poplar + Paulownia woodcore | Trueblend Free woodcore |
| Lengths | 168, 174, 180, 186, 192cm | 168, 174, 180, 186, 192cm |
| Season | 2027 | 2027 |
Width, radius and weight vary with length, so those rows are anchored to each ski's shortest published length, 168cm for both. They compare the two skis at 168cm; at longer lengths the gaps change. Blizzard publishes no MSRP for either ski in our catalogue; both are listed as not published.
What the sheets say
Shape is nearly the same; mass is not. At 168cm, the 4mm in waist width and the identical 16m radius put the two skis on a similar footprint. The 180g gap per ski is the larger difference between the two sheets.
The constructions are named differently. Blizzard lists the Canvas 108 as a Fiberglass & Carbon Light Sandwich over a poplar and paulownia woodcore. The Rustler 11 is listed as FluxForm Freeride Ti + Trueblend Free, over a Trueblend Free woodcore. We report the names as published and make no claim about how the two layups behave on snow.
Same length run. Both start at 168cm and top out at 192cm, so the same length run is available on both. The size guide in how to choose ski length applies to both equally.
Where each sits in its line
Each figure below is at that ski's own shortest published length, and those lengths differ. The Canvas line is published at 100mm (162cm: 1,500g, 14.5m), 108mm (168cm: 1,640g, 16m) and 118mm (172cm: 1,780g, 17m). The Rustler line runs 96mm (162cm: 1,590g, 14m), 102mm (162cm: 1,640g, 14.5m) and 112mm (168cm: 1,820g, 16m).
Because those anchor lengths differ by up to 10cm, the weights above are not a like-for-like comparison across models; compare skis at the same length on each product page. For what the figures do and do not tell you, see ski weight numbers and ski turn radius explained.
Summary of the differences
- Waist at 168cm: 4mm (108mm vs 112mm).
- Weight per ski at 168cm: 180g (1,640g vs 1,820g).
- Radius at 168cm: none (16m each).
- Profile: none (rocker-camber-rocker each).
- Lengths: none (168–192cm in five sizes each).
- Listed construction and core: different names, as in the table above.
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.
Frequently asked questions
- How different are the Blizzard Canvas 108 and Rustler 11 on paper?
- Closer than the names suggest on shape, further apart on mass and construction. At 168cm, the Canvas 108 is published at 108mm underfoot, 1,640g per ski and a 16m radius; the Rustler 11 at 112mm, 1,820g and the same 16m radius. Both are rocker-camber-rocker. The listed constructions differ: Fiberglass & Carbon Light Sandwich for the Canvas, FluxForm Freeride Ti + Trueblend Free for the Rustler.
- Which is heavier, the Canvas 108 or the Rustler 11?
- The Rustler 11, at 1,820g per ski against 1,640g for the Canvas 108, both at the shortest published length (168cm). It is also the wider of the two by 4mm. Weight rises with length on both, so a longer pair will read higher.
- Do the Canvas 108 and Rustler 11 come in the same lengths?
- Yes. Both are published in 168, 174, 180, 186 and 192cm.
- What is the lightest ski in the Canvas and Rustler lines?
- The Canvas 100, at 1,500g per ski at its shortest published length of 162cm. The Rustler 9 is next at 1,590g. Weights across the lines are anchored to each ski's shortest published length, which is not the same length for every model.
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