2027 Blizzard Canvas Jr Skis with Comp J Boots and Poles

Kids who want to ski like the freeride crowd get their own version of the Canvas story in the Blizzard Canvas Jr. It's a junior all-mountain ski with a freeride lean, built on lightweight junior-specific construction and carrying the same Penelope Misa topsheet artwork as the adult collection. The FDT junior binding adjusts as feet grow. The result is an approachable platform that lets young skiers chase their older siblings off the groomers without getting overwhelmed. We selected to pair the Canvas Jr with the Rossignol Comp J Boy’s ski boots because of its comfort and reliable support that it provides for early skiing experiences. Its soft flex, easy-to-use buckle system, and cozy liner, make these boots the perfect match for these skis and beginner skiers who need a reliable and user-friend boot.

Who it's for:

Young skiers drawn toward the freeride side of the mountain who aren't yet ready for an adult ski. It fits intermediates chasing older siblings into soft snow and off-trail terrain while still spending real time on groomers.

Things to consider:

Leaning freeride means giving up some of the quick, precise feel a narrower junior ski has on hard snow. A child who mostly skis groomers and is working on carving would be better served by an on-piste junior model.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Length should match what the skier can handle in the terrain they actually ski, and trees and soft snow reward a ski short enough to pivot quickly. A modest allowance for growth is sensible, but a freeride shape punishes over-sizing more than a narrow ski does.