LOW-E SNOWMAKING STICKThe Next Generation of The Grizzly Stick
With a redesigned nucleator, expanded flow options, and easier-to-use controls, the next-generation Grizzly improves snowmaking in marginal conditions while simplifying operation for your crew.
Compared with traditional stick snowmakers, the Grizzly reduces compressed-air requirements by up to 75%.
Better Snowmaking Starts With The Details
The new Grizzly Stick combines a redesigned head and expanded flow control with updated handles for easier everyday use. Resorts using the updated Grizzly report snow output comparable to other leading low-energy sticks, with roughly half the compressed-air consumption per gun.
A redesigned head for marginal conditions
The redesigned nucleator directs its spray upward into the water-nozzle stream to improve mixing and support snow quality in marginal conditions. The standard Grizzly S head now features 12 water nozzles, up from six.
More control as conditions change
Choose on/off operation or four- and six-step flow options to match your setup. Stepped configurations let your crew begin with lower water flows in warmer conditions and increase flow as temperatures improve.
Easier adjustments for
your crew
A handle-operated jack replaces the earlier pin-and-lock arrangement for raising and lowering the tower, while updated valve controls make it easier to move between flow steps.
Grizzly Configurations
Head Options
Choose A Mounting Setup That Works For Your Mountain
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Chassis
Two wheels make transport and towing easier, while three jacks provide a stable setup on uneven terrain. Optional Snowcat lifting brackets are also available.
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Sled
A low-profile design combines integrated jacks and a tow bar for stable positioning and repositioning across your mountain.
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Tower
A durable boom design supports fixed-position snowmaking, while the handle-operated jack makes it easier for your crew to raise and lower. Boom lengths from 1-25 feet are available.
Simplify manual operation with the EZ Hydrant
The EZ Hydrant combines the manual revolver valve and snowmaking hydrant into a single-handle system for controlling air and water.
In compatible manual installations, the integrated setup reduces the need to connect separate air and water hoses at each startup, allowing your crew to move between operating stages at the handle.
Integrated features for everyday use
Single-handle air and water control
Integrated water filter
Quick-release mechanism
Self-draining system
Options for both hill air and on-board compressor configurations
Start With Your Local SMI Team
Find the right Grizzly setup for your terrain, operating conditions, and existing snowmaking system. Your local SMI team will help you explore options and plan your next steps.