Nordica Skis 2023: The First Look
Unlimited and Unleashed.
Like Toyota trucks, Tom Brady, and multi-tools, you can always count on Nordica Enforcers. They’re not going to change much, and they’re going to get the job done. That’s why they’ve held serve at the top of the ski industry for half a decade. They get new graphics for the new season, but no other changes.
For 2022-23, though, Nordica did decide to double down on the Enforcer (and Santa Ana) names and enter the “lightweight freeride” fray. Enter: Unlimited.
Enforcer and Santa Ana Unlimiteds borrow the shapes from their mainline brothers and sisters, but they get update constructions aimed at shedding weight, increasing maneuverability and playfulness, and building enough versatility to handle both resort skiing and alpine touring. To make the dream work, Nordica ditched weight from the tips of the skis and replaced metal with a proprietary blend of carbon materials.
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What’s New
The Enforcer 104 Unlimited, inspired by the Enforcer 104 Free, is the widest ski in the new Unlimited collection. It weighs about two pounds lighter per pair than the regular version and profiles as an excellent “50/50” ski for resort skiing and alpine touring. Like the 104 Free, the 104 Unlimited is built with 60% rocker / 40% camber. Best paired with a hybrid touring binding, but will also match well with with alpine or tech.
The Enforcer 94 Unlimited and Enforcer 88 Unlimited mirror the weight savings and construction of the 104 Unlimited, but their shapes match their more directional counterparts in the main Enforcer line.
The Santa Ana 93 Unlimited and Santa Ana 88 Unlimited bring the line into the women’s side.
The all-new Unleashed series replaces the Soul Riders as all-mountain twin tips. They feature one sheet of terrain-specific metal and a new, more modern shape. Models: Unleashed 108, 98, and 90 plus Unleashed 90 W and 98 W.
Other Highlights
The mainline Enforcers all return unchanged, but with new graphics. That’s the 88, 94, 100, 104 Free, 110 Free, and 115 Free.
New graphics for the Santa Ana collection.
