Who These Skis Are For
Who These Skis Are For
Advanced to expert skiers seeking a powder-focused ski will find the Rustler 11 a relevant option.
It suits riders who like to smear turns in soft snow while retaining a stable platform when they commit to a line.
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Powder bowls, soft off-piste runs, and tracked fresh snow are its natural setting.
The waist width varies with length, so check the size-specific specifications when comparing the available options.
On-Snow Performance
On-Snow Performance
- Powder flotation: The wide shape helps the ski plane through deeper snow.
- Surfy release: Tip and tail rocker make it easier to pivot and smear turns.
- Underfoot support: The D.R.T. metal reinforcement adds stability around the binding area.
Construction & Technology
Construction & Technology
- Carbon Flipcore D.R.T.: A shaped Titanal layer supports the centre and tapers towards the ends.
- Carbon reinforcement: Carbon contributes to the ski’s responsive, playful feel.
- Sandwich Compound Sidewall: Sidewalls help transfer pressure to the edges.
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
- Model year: 2023
- Category: Freeride / powder
- Profile: Tip and tail rocker with camber underfoot
- Bindings: Sold separately. Choose bindings to suit the ski width, boot compatibility, and skier’s requirements.
| Length (cm) | Tip / Waist / Tail (mm) | Turn Radius (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 164 | Not available | 16 |
| 172 | Not available | 17.5 |
| 180 | 139 / 112 / 129 | 19 |
| 188 | 142 / 114 / 132 | 21 |
| 192 | 145 / 116 / 135 | 23 |
