Nordica Enforcer 99 Skis Blue Sand 179

Nordica Enforcer 99 Skis Blue Sand 179 Description Nordica’s Enforcer 99 embodies everything an all-mountain ski should be–and perfects it. Incredibly playful and versatile, it’s at home in any terrain and all conditions. For an remarkably smooth and powerful ride, the Enforcer 99 features a fresh construction that embeds both a wood core and an elastomer Pulse core between two layers of titanal. Combined with a wider waist, this construction maximizes control and response while also excelling in softer snow. This ski inherits the legendary performance of the Enforcer collection–and then builds upon it to amplify your confidence. Ski everything with ease with Nordica’s Enforcer 99. Features Construction: 2 Ti Pulse Core Core / Materials: Performance Wood + Metal + Sidewall + Pulse Core Rocker: All Mountain Factory Ski Angle (Base): 0.9° Factory Ski Angle (Side): 87.5° Suggested Binding: Marker Griffon 13 Energy 2 Ti Pulse Core Smooth, confident, and stable, Nordica’s Enforcer construction embeds both a wood core and an elastomer Pulse core between two layers of titanal. This construction is incredibly high performing, amplifying smoothness and responsivness for an exceptionally fun time. Exceptional response maximizes precision and control Dampens vibrations for a smooth and supple ride Unlocked Tail Shape With the goal of increasing maneuverability, the unlocked tail shape adds more rise to the tail of our all mountain skis. This tail shape allows you to pivot the ski at slower speeds and in tighter terrain without sacrificing the skis top end performance. True Tip By trimming the out the heavy ABS plastic in the tip and extending the lightweight wood core into this area with a taper that further reduces weight, we enhanced the playfulness and maneuverability of the ski without compromising that unmatchable feeling of power and control. Lighter Smoother More maneuverable Base Graphic Explained The running base design has a specific geometric shape to show two features of the ski: a horizontal cut indicates where the rocker starts. The intersection of the diagonal cut with the edge shows the widest point of the sidecut for full engagement of the edge.