“It’s a great all-around, go-anywhere, do-anything rig,” said one tester about the Rustler 10. “Playful, responsive, super stable and more carving-centric than its brother, the Rustler 11.” On the inside: balsa, paulownia, poplar and beech wood work together to produce an ideal mix of dampening, spring and torsional rigidity, all in a lightweight package. Traditional camber and Titanal underfoot provide strength when you’re edging like Apolo Anton Ohno. Two full-length layers of carbon-fiberglass reinforcement give you further bang for your buck, and even more carbon in the tip and tail do away with chatter. A dual rocker profile allows for smeary good times and waist-widths for the Rustler 10 change by size, i.e. waist width increases as the ski length goes up.