Blizzard Sheeva 10

This is the wider all-mountain version of the 9 with a very similar construction and slight changes in terms of where materials are as far as construc...

Once again, just really impressed with the Shiva line as a whole. The 10 is going to be the middle ground, so it's going to have the most range in a f...

These are 102 millimeters underfoot, which means these are a wider ski. These actually were really, really fun on groomers, but they're definitely not...

I've just been testing the Blizzard Shiva 10 Freeride Ski. It falls into the advanced women category. It's a great ski

I skied deep, steep powder that I did not even know I could handle and these skis carried me all the way. And then when I was on a groomer, it carved with no problem. It really seemed like these skis could handle anything I would want to do.

I'm up in Seattle so skiing mostly PNW conditions like you and I have a pair of Nordica Enforcer 100s which are basically the men's version of the Santa Ana's and I'd say those are probably the most versatile ski for most days on the mountain in my quiver. Admittedly don't know much about the Black Pearls but my wife has the Blizzard Sheeva 10's which are also a fantastic 1 ski quiver up here in the PNW, but will be more on the advanced side so kinda depends on if you're looking to grow into them and something a little more playful.

I skied deep, steep powder that I did not even know I could handle and these skis carried me all the way. And then when I was on a groomer, it carved with no problem. It really seemed like these skis could handle anything I would want to do.