New 2024 Nordica Enforcer 88 Ski with Tyrolia Attack 14 Bindings Size: 179 (Option 888341993874)

Able to lay down deep carved turns without bucking the rider, the Nordica Enforcer 88 Skis hold a unique position in the carving ski community. Here's a ski that will really deliver when the snow is firm and fast, but doesn't require thunder thighs to change direction, two things that normally go hand in hand. It still features a competition-inspired layup with two sheets of Titanal, Carbon Stringers tip to tail, and full sidewall construction, but you'll be amazed at how easily it changes direction even at moderate speeds. Don't look now, but Tyrolia have re-shuffled their binding range. The Attack 13s have been replaced by the Tyrolia Attack 14 GW Ski Bindings which, with a DIN range of 4 - 14, will do the job for all but the biggest and baddest of freeskiers. The Attack range is known for precise power transmission, light weight, and ease of stepping in even in powder, good news for skiers exploring the steep and deep. Note: if you intend to use an ISO 9523 Touring sole, you'll need to purchase the Attack 14 MN bindings designed to accommodate the extra sole thickness, not this model.

The Nordica Enforcer 94 Skis offer a versatile blend of power and playfulness. The wood core and titanal layers provide a strong, energetic feel, while the progressive shaping allows for easy maneuverability. Whether you're cruising the groomers or exploring the trees, the Enforcer delivers a smooth, confident ride.

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I know that not many people will travel to the mountain with a variety of different skis so that they can adjust to changing conditions, which makes a pair of great all-rounders like Nordica Enforcers incredibly valuable. The skis are wide enough to perform well in powder, even if it’s very deep, while the base’s tapered shape still allows you to carve on groomed trails. You’ll really feel the full range of possibilities that these skis afford you when you’re skiing groomed trails in the morning, but get enough extra snow during the day to ski some powder by your last few runs.

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Adrian Ryan