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Nordica Enforcer 104 Unlimited Skis · 2023 · 179 cm

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 It's not the aggressive beast that will plow through anything like the other members of its family, but it's more energetic, pivots better, and is easier to ski. The Unlimited 104's home is in soft snow and tighter terrain. It's more picky about snow conditions because of its weight, but when the conditions are good, it's plenty stable on a groomer as long as you're not pushing the speedometer to the max. It provides lightweight construction without sacrificing too much performance

 The Nordica Enforcer 104 Unlimited is the widest of the new touring-focused members of the Enforcer family, and while it's light enough to make for an easy climb, the way down is where it really impresses me. The 104 Unlimiteds are like the other Enforcers, but with less weight. It's not the aggressive beast that will plow through anything like the other members of its family, but it's more energetic, pivots better, and is easier to ski. The Unlimited 104's home is in soft snow and tighter terrain

 This isn't always the case with skis in the 50-50 category. Buy the Enforcer Unlimited 104 if you want a ski that won't feel too heavy as you skin up, but is really there for the way down.

 It's more picky about snow conditions because of its weight, but when the conditions are good, it's plenty stable on a groomer as long as you're not pushing the speedometer to the max. It provides lightweight construction without sacrificing too much performance. This isn't always the case with skis in the 50-50 category. Buy the Enforcer Unlimited 104 if you want a ski that won't feel too heavy as you skin up, but is really there for the way down

The Enforcer 104 Unlimited is the widest and most playful offering from Nordica's new, touring focused, Unlimited series. At 104mm underfoot this ski is a beast in softer deeper snow and it's easy to ski. It's light and nimble allowing for really easy turn initiation and it's able to be pivoted and smeared through some tight terrain if you find yourself there. Even though this ski is on the lighter end of the spectrum it still feels stable and smooth as long as you're not skiing in garbage snow or pushing it too hard. The carbon in this ski makes it feel snappy and energetic but it's by no means a nervous feeling ski. That being said, this is a lighter ski that is touring focused so it's not the most powerful feeling ski out there, but that is not what this ski is meant to be used for. This is a great ski if you want something that floats well, is light enough to tour with, or you want something to ski at the resort on a softer snow day. 

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 The Nordica Enforcer 104 Unlimited is the widest of the new touring-focused members

 of the Enforcer family, and while it's light enough to make for an easy climb, the way

 The 104 Unlimiteds are like the other Enforcers, but with less weight.

 It's not the aggressive beast that will plow through anything like the other members of

 its family, but it's more energetic, pivots better, and is easier to ski.

 The Unlimited 104's home is in soft snow and tighter terrain.

 It's more picky about snow conditions because of its weight, but when the conditions are

 good, it's plenty stable on a groomer as long as you're not pushing the speedometer

 It provides lightweight construction without sacrificing too much performance.

 This isn't always the case with skis in the 50-50 category.

 Buy the Enforcer Unlimited 104 if you want a ski that won't feel too heavy as you skin

 up, but is really there for the way down.

Agreed with other comments, 80s or low 90s underfoot will be more fun. I would recommend 

the Nordica Enforcer Unlimited in 88 or 94. Light fast ski, and a new version of a great product that's priced well right now.

Does anybody have personal experience with the 21 head Kore 105 or the Rossi Holy Shred?  
  
I'm mainly on groomers, and green/blue in the rockies after a hiatus from skiing for 15ish years.  
  
Most reviews put the Rossi as a better ski on piste and carving, but is there really much of a difference?

<div class="md"><p>Does anybody have personal experience with the 21 head Kore 105 or the Rossi Holy Shred?  </p>

<p>I&#39;m mainly on groomers, and green/blue in the rockies after a hiatus from skiing for 15ish years. Just lacking strength and muscle memory from tackling single diamonds.  </p>

<p>Most reviews put the Rossi as a better ski on piste and carving, but is there really much of a difference?</p>
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Help choosing ski

IMO you should get the rangers 102 of of the skis you listed. PNW gets heavy snow and crud. Get a damp ski another good ski for that is the Nordica enforcer 104

I'm looking to purchase my first Ski. I'm 6'0, 160LBS, I have mainly ski'd hand-me-down ski's including an old 78 width atomic (not sure the model), and K2 pinnacle 88. I wanted to demo a ski that was more stable so over the weekend at Whistler. I ended up demoing a nordica enforcer 100 (179cm). Overall the ski was great, but I did find the ski quite demanding and heavy. I'm looking for something a bit lighter, but has similar properities.

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Ski's for consideration :

Fisher Rander 102

Atomic Bent Chetler 100

K2 Mindbender 99

Salomon QST 98

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking to purchase my first Ski. I&#39;m 6&#39;0, 160LBS, I have mainly ski&#39;d hand-me-down ski&#39;s including an old 78 width atomic (not sure the model), and K2 pinnacle 88. I wanted to demo a ski that was more stable, so over the weekend at Whistler, I ended up demoing a nordica enforcer 100 (179cm). Overall the ski was great, but I did find the ski quite demanding and heavy. I&#39;m looking for something a bit lighter, but has similar properities.</p>

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<p>Ski&#39;s for consideration :</p>

<p>Fischer Rander 102</p>

<p>Atomic Bent Chetler 100</p>

<p>K2 Mindbender 99</p>

<p>Salomon QST 98</p>
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Intermediate Ski for PNW

The new enforcer unlimited is supposed to be that one quiver ski that will hold an edge as well as be light enough to tour with

I’ve been looking at skis that would be used for some touring but mainly be used in the resort. I’ve been looking at the nomad 105 and some other skis. What would you recommend?

<div class="md"><p>I’ve been looking at skis that would be used for some touring but mainly be used in the resort. I’ve been looking at the nomad 105 and some other skis. What would you recommend?</p>
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What are good touring skis that can be used for almost anything?

The Enforcer(and Santa Anna) Unlimited series is Nordica’s first line of touring-oriented skis. While the brand is new to the touring ski world, the Enforcer series is an all-time favorite of many resort skiers. The 104 Unlimited borrows the playful, rockered shape and profile of the venerable Enforcer 104 Free, but brings the weight for a 179cm down from ~2100g per ski to a very competitive 1650g in the Unlimited version.

It wouldn’t be my top choice for frequent forays into steep, firm couloirs or the deepest powder days, but it is certainly passable in these snow/terrain genres. The Enforcer 104 Unlimited has continued to be my top choice for tree skiing, settled pow, and variable or tracked surfaces – encompassing most of the day-to-day conditions we encounter throughout the winter. Cheers to Nordica for a well-done first entry into the touring world!

 Voile has been a steady player in this middle ground with the V8 and others, and Line’s Vision series, as well as the Atomic Backland 100/107, bring a nice balance of soft snow performance with great versatility for a variety of skiers in a variety of conditions. The Enforcer 104 Unlimited is a strong entry in this middle ground.

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The Nordica Santa Ana 98 is the type of ski you could buy, throw in the rooftop box, and not have to worry about having enough space for the rest of your stuff. Instead of having to pack a ski for groomers and a ski for powder days, the Nordica provides you with an all-in-one option. The Santa Ana 98 performed particularly well in the crud, staying stiff enough to punch through anything the mountain threw at it. It also floats well in powder, feels stable at high speeds, can carve a mean arc, and pivots easily around a mogul field.
While we appreciated the reliability of this ski, we didn't experience any wow-factor and didn't feel a lot of rebound or responsiveness under our feet. That said, it took us everywhere we wanted to go at the resort and handled every snow condition, so there's something to be said for dependability. If you don't need something to excite you and want a single ski that can do everything well, the Santa Ana 98 is your match made in heaven.

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Nordica’s Santa Ana (the women’s counterpart to the popular unisex Enforcer) is an impressively versatile design and legendary in the all-mountain ski category. Key to the collection’s well-rounded performance is Nordica’s terrain-specific metal construction, which means that each ski utilizes a different amount of metal to tailor stiffness to the intended conditions: The narrowest 84-millimeter option is the most metal-heavy for maximum stability on hard snow, while the widest Santa Ana 110 Free is the softest and most playful in powder. The Santa Ana 98 here sits squarely in the middle, offering a real Goldilocks experience for most riders: This ski is reliable on hardpack, agile in the bumps, maneuverable in powder, and blasts through crud with control and confidence.

There’s no denying that the Nordica Santa Ana 98 does everything well, but it’s not the most playful all-mountain ski—for that, we turn to the Black Crows Atris Birdie below. Further, while it performs reasonably well in the bumps, we found that the Santa Ana lacks the rebound required for quickly pivoting through other types of tight spaces. To be fair, it’ll certainly get the job done (especially if you’re a confident rider who doesn’t mind the added effort to throw it around), but those who prioritize a nimble and agile ride will be better off with an option like Icelantic’s Riveter 95 below. That said, we keep coming back to versatility: The Santa Ana has a very natural and predictable feel that will make most riders happy, earning it our top spot for the 2022-2023 season... Read in-depth reviewSee the Nordica Santa Ana 98

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The Nordica Santa Ana 98 is the type of ski you could buy, throw in the rooftop box, and not have to worry about having enough space for the rest of your stuff. Instead of having to pack a ski for groomers and a ski for powder days, the Nordica provides you with an all-in-one option. The Santa Ana 98 performed particularly well in the crud, staying stiff enough to punch through anything the mountain threw at it. It also floats well in powder, feels stable at high speeds, can carve a mean arc, and pivots easily around a mogul field.
While we appreciated the reliability of this ski, we didn't experience any wow-factor and didn't feel a lot of rebound or responsiveness under our feet. That said, it took us everywhere we wanted to go at the resort and handled every snow condition, so there's something to be said for dependability. If you don't need something to excite you and want a single ski that can do everything well, the Santa Ana 98 is your match made in heaven.
Read more: Nordica Santa Ana 98 review

The 2023 Nordica Santa Ana 98 is meant for advanced to expert women skiers who will boldly go through any terrain. This ski is able to maintain a stronghold of icy groomers while being playful in soft snow. The Santa Ana 98 is the perfect one-ski quiver for true all-mountain skiers.
Key Features:
- Women's-Specific Construction – Nordica ensured that the Santa Ana line isn't just a smaller copy of the men's Enforcer line, as they thoughtfully reduced the metal layers from two to one to better match a woman's physics.
- Terrain Specific Metal – Nordica knows that each ski in their Santa Ana line targets different skiers, so they have tailored the metal constructions to match the need of each waist width.
- Carbon Chassis – This technology allows this ski to be lighter while bolstering stability to improve versatility across different types of terrain.
- True Tip – Nordica removed the plastic in the tip to further reduce the weight of this ski while enhancing maneuverability.

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