The Zero G 95 combines the light weight of an ascent tourer with the versatility of an all-rounder. At least in soft snow: it floats nicely in powder, can be surfed wonderfully over the tail and likes long turns. However, it doesn't cope so well with tracked terrain, as the shovel is too soft...

The Blizzard Zero G 95 used to be very aggressive. It is no longer that at all, rather the opposite. The Zero G is easy to drift, but is rather difficult to ride over the edge. Edge grip and smoothness could also be better.

The Zero G has almost become a classic among touring skis. The character of the Zero G 95 is somewhere in the middle between good-natured and aggressive, making it easy to ski even in difficult snow conditions. On the piste, however, it was unfortunately unable to impress the testers.