nordica santa ana

Anyone skied both of these with a comparison to share? I'd love to see a cage match between the two. Enforcer/Rustler 10 comparison would work too. Both options sound like one quiver setup for the PNW. Thanks!

I had a discussion with a guy in the shop about powder skis and told him that I was skiing the Santa Ana's for my powder ski and feel that its idea for nimbleness at my size. I was thinking, what is the ideal width for someone a certain size? Does it have to do more with technique and terrain...

As a ski tester, one of the added benefits in my day-to-day experience is the time I spend in a ski shop talking to a variety of women, from the timid to the aggressive, from the playful to the serious, from base-lodge mom to bell-to-bell skier. One thing that rings true with most women is that...

This was my second year at Copper's SIA demos. I have skied at Copper for ... a long, long time ... so I think my familiarity is an advantage as I know exactly where to go and how I want to ski when I am curious about the particular attributes of a ski. I definitely enjoyed this year's crop...

Ok, definitely don't have the credentials to be a proper reviewer, but thought I'd share my demo reactions in case it can be of use. Me: older woman. 5'4" 120lbs. Advanced skier with bias for off piste. demos at Ski Santa Fe 12/12/15 I am looking to replace ageing Atomic Century skis which are...

Nordica's new Enforcer has received accolades aplenty here on Pugski and many other sites, and the Santa Ana is just as good for the women. Built off the La Niña platform in the resort powder category, the Santa Ana could belong to the same class as other all-mountain skis; however, its...