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    Skis of the year

    Sep 27, 2019 7 minutes

    NORDICA

    Enforcer 104 Free

    $850

    D: 134.5-104-123.5mm

    R: 17.5m

    Few skis are as versatile as the new Enforcer 104, which appealed to just about every skier in the Union. Racer-types liked being able to get this ski on edge while those who took it in the air were impressed by its stable platform and solid landings.

    With a titanium, balsa, poplar, and beech core construction, this Austrian-made all-mountain ski is equally at home in powder as it is on groomers. Able to deliver racer-like maneuverability with its 17.5m turn radius, rocker in the tip makes it ski a bit shorter and more nimbly than its true length.

    Be prepared to take control of this ski and stay aggressive. It needs a firm driver and wants to fly. —Dave Stergar

    ICELANTIC

    Nomad 105

    $729

    D: 140-105-130mm

    R: 19m

    A playful, jib-seeking gene has been spliced into the Nomad 105, a bulletproof ski with a forgiving flex that won’t drain your energy.

    Relying on a damp poplar/paulownia Hybrid Flight Core, this spirited ski held its shape while floating through the forests of Red Mountain. It excels at imitating a wider ski than its 105mm underfoot, powering through crud and bumps

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