14 comments on “2021-2022 Nordica Enforcer Free 115”
What about the new HEAD Kore 117 ? 180 and 189cm, way lighter and yet still burly
Appears to have less tail rocker than the Enforcer 110. Awesome!
On my short list. Looking forward to your reviews.
I would love to hear a comparison to the Nordica Girish which you seemed to like but never really followed up with a full review on.
It is an awesome ski.
I am also personally interested in the Head Cyclic which may also compare.
Thanks
Albert
Hi,
I am wondering to compare
Salomon Q 115
Line Supernatural 115
Nordica Enforcer Pro
How is the new Nordica compares to old Salomon or/and Line
Thank you,
Oleg
“…but how at home the Enforcer Pro will feel in crud and chop remains to be seen”
OK, as an unapologetic resort skier, THIS will probably be the key aspect of your upcoming review, for me.
And a comparison of the tails to the late, unlamented by you guys, Patron.
TIA!
I got to ski these today. Crazy fun. I own the helldorados which these are the unofficial replacement for. They are slightly wider but feel lighter, less rocketed especially in the tail, and have much stiffer tails than the helldorado. Despite the longer length( my helldorados are 185) and less rocketed tail they didn’t seem significantly longer and were still relatively easy to ski. While I have yet to find the speed limit on my helldorados, the enforcer pro felt smoother with the tips and tails flapping less than the helldos. I didn’t find much more than 2 inches of Manmade snow today, but these things were a blast.
Hey guys, any more info on these skis yet?
Do you compare the Enforcer Pro to the Scott Scrapper in your deep dive? Very curious about this comparison
Is the pro less floppy than the 110 on chopped up groomers
I would really love to know the answer to this question as well. Please, please provide some insight if possible.
Been rocking these skis for a couple seasons now… love them to death. That being said I’ve been really enjoying the more forward mount point on my bibby tours. Have you guys played around with the mount point on the enforcer pros? My only real gripe with them is they feel very unbalanced in the air compared to my Bibby’s. I’m considering moving them up a couple cm’s as I tend to ski with a bit of a centred stance as well.
A great powerful yet surprisingly playful big mountain ski for what it does to chop, groomers, chickenhead coral reef, slush and powder piles. In tight firm moguls I just try to slide and smear through and it’s pretty smooth but can be jarring and rough when you mess up but are fun in them when it’s soft. So much fun.
The Enforcer 115 has been in production for five seasons with no changes to the construction. Clearly, the Enforcer Free series is still well loved, but I wonder if any changes are on the way for 22-23. Maybe they’ll adopt some form of shaped metal like K2, Volkl, Fischer, Line and others.
I skied these all last year as my primary ski in Santa Fe and Taos and loved them. If the snow is only a little bit soft, they are great. The most versatile ski I have ever used in 50 years of skiing. On refrozen crap I went back to my M5’s, otherwise they are great for just about anything. I like them so much I bought a second backup pair. Good decision as they just discontinued this ski. Now we are stuck with the 110 Free which isn’t as good.
What about the new HEAD Kore 117 ? 180 and 189cm, way lighter and yet still burly
Appears to have less tail rocker than the Enforcer 110. Awesome!
On my short list. Looking forward to your reviews.
I would love to hear a comparison to the Nordica Girish which you seemed to like but never really followed up with a full review on.
It is an awesome ski.
I am also personally interested in the Head Cyclic which may also compare.
Thanks
Albert
Hi,
I am wondering to compare
Salomon Q 115
Line Supernatural 115
Nordica Enforcer Pro
How is the new Nordica compares to old Salomon or/and Line
Thank you,
Oleg
“…but how at home the Enforcer Pro will feel in crud and chop remains to be seen”
OK, as an unapologetic resort skier, THIS will probably be the key aspect of your upcoming review, for me.
And a comparison of the tails to the late, unlamented by you guys, Patron.
TIA!
I got to ski these today. Crazy fun. I own the helldorados which these are the unofficial replacement for. They are slightly wider but feel lighter, less rocketed especially in the tail, and have much stiffer tails than the helldorado. Despite the longer length( my helldorados are 185) and less rocketed tail they didn’t seem significantly longer and were still relatively easy to ski. While I have yet to find the speed limit on my helldorados, the enforcer pro felt smoother with the tips and tails flapping less than the helldos. I didn’t find much more than 2 inches of Manmade snow today, but these things were a blast.
Hey guys, any more info on these skis yet?
Do you compare the Enforcer Pro to the Scott Scrapper in your deep dive? Very curious about this comparison
Is the pro less floppy than the 110 on chopped up groomers
I would really love to know the answer to this question as well. Please, please provide some insight if possible.
Been rocking these skis for a couple seasons now… love them to death. That being said I’ve been really enjoying the more forward mount point on my bibby tours. Have you guys played around with the mount point on the enforcer pros? My only real gripe with them is they feel very unbalanced in the air compared to my Bibby’s. I’m considering moving them up a couple cm’s as I tend to ski with a bit of a centred stance as well.
A great powerful yet surprisingly playful big mountain ski for what it does to chop, groomers, chickenhead coral reef, slush and powder piles. In tight firm moguls I just try to slide and smear through and it’s pretty smooth but can be jarring and rough when you mess up but are fun in them when it’s soft. So much fun.
The Enforcer 115 has been in production for five seasons with no changes to the construction. Clearly, the Enforcer Free series is still well loved, but I wonder if any changes are on the way for 22-23. Maybe they’ll adopt some form of shaped metal like K2, Volkl, Fischer, Line and others.
I skied these all last year as my primary ski in Santa Fe and Taos and loved them. If the snow is only a little bit soft, they are great. The most versatile ski I have ever used in 50 years of skiing. On refrozen crap I went back to my M5’s, otherwise they are great for just about anything. I like them so much I bought a second backup pair. Good decision as they just discontinued this ski. Now we are stuck with the 110 Free which isn’t as good.