Nordica Santa Ana 93 165cm with Adjustable Salomon Warden 11 MNC Bindings

An excellent all-mountain women’s ski that isn’t afraid at all of the powder, Nordica’s Santa Ana 93 features a waist width of 93mm, a lightweight but stiff frame, and Salomon Warden MNC bindings, adjustable to any boot size as well as compatible with both alpine and gripwalk boot soles. Topsheet and bases have some light nicks/scrapes, but ultimately skis are in good shape “The Nordica Santa Ana 93 Skis are the firecracker planks for the hard charging ladies that love to ride fast without compromising on the sweet art of the turn. There isn’t anything they don’t do well, from on-a-dime change of direction to crushing epic lines on harder snow with confidence-inspiring stability at speed. As with the other Santa Ana skis, they share the Energy 2 Ti construction and full ABS sidewalls, along with Nordica’s All Mountain Rocker profile for the powerful riding experience that advanced skiers love to rip down the hill on. Just tell the rest of your crew where to meet you at the bottom.”

The Nordica Santa Ana 93 is a versatile all-mountain ski designed for advanced and expert skiers. Its performance wood core and Terrain-Specific metal construction provide a balance of stability, power, and flotation, making it equally capable on groomed runs and in deep snow. With its easy-turning nature and smooth ride, the Santa Ana 93 is the perfect choice for skiers who want a single pair of skis to handle any condition, any mountain, any time.

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In the world of women’s skis, year after year, there are always two models that sell out the rest: Blizzard’s Black Pearl and Nordica’s Santa Ana. While both offer models with wider and narrower waist widths, the Santa Ana stands out with their 93mm model. It's well balanced, stable at high speeds, and effective at both carving on ice and floating through powder. Women looking for a well-rounded all-mountain ski should look no further. Nordica’s Santa Ana 93 is truly a one-quiver choice for the skier that does it all.

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Ben Goodman