Faction Dancer 2 vs Nordica Enforcer 94

Verdict

Overall, the Faction Dancer 2 is a highly versatile ski that is well-suited for advanced to expert skiers who spend a lot of time on the trails but also want to venture off-piste. The ski's dual metal laminate construction sets it apart from other Faction models and makes it a high-performance option for a different type of skier. While the ski is stiff and requires some effort to carve properly, it offers excellent edge control and stability at high speeds. The ski's longer turning radius may not be ideal for some riders, but it maintains a versatile flex and performs well in a variety of conditions. The ski's slimmed-down design makes it a great option for midfat do-it-all skiing, and it is light enough for touring while still providing enough ski for everyday resort skiing. The new Atris version has received positive reviews, with some noting that it is even better than the previous version. However, some skiers have expressed concern about the changes to the ski's

Verdict

The Nordica Enforcer 94 is a versatile and well-rounded all-mountain ski that is highly recommended by many skiers. It is powerful and good at getting on edges, with rocker in the tip and good bite through the tail. The Enforcer 100 is similar but more versatile with a wider profile, while the Enforcer Free 104 is the most different with a more playful feel. The ski is not recommended for beginners or those looking to advance quickly, but is great for those seeking a one-ski quiver for the whole mountain. The ski is heavier and has two sheets of metal, making it stable and good for going fast. It is also good for both firm snow and powder, making it a good choice for skiing both on the East and out West. The ski is compared favorably to other options such as the Volkl Blaze 94s, Blizzard Bonifides, Atomic Bent Chetlet 90s, and M6 Mantra. Overall, the Nord