2027 Nordica Enforcer 94 Demo Skis with Marker Griffon 13D Demo Bindings

Like-New Condition! The 2027 Nordica Enforcer 94 with Demo bindings makes versatility the whole point. Its waist sits in true all-mountain territory, carrying the same Pulse-Core-equipped wood core and double titanal sandwich as the wider siblings but in a comparably quicker, more frontside-leaning chassis. It'll carve a clean line on groomed snow and won't get rattled when conditions turn variable. Because this is a demo binding, it's highly adjustable to accept a broad range of boot sizes.

Why we like it:

This is the Enforcer that's easiest to live with day to day. The waist width makes it quick edge to edge, the Pulse Core keeps it composed when the snow gets ugly, and the whole package is light enough on its feet that you don't have to be on your A-game every run to enjoy it.

Who it's for:

Advanced skiers who spend most of their time in-bounds and want a ski that handles whatever the day throws at it. Strong intermediates working on edge control will find the Enforcer 94 more accessible than its wider siblings, though it still wants a confident, forward stance to come fully alive.

Highlights:

True Tip construction is a good place to start, because swapping heavy ABS plastic for extended wood at the shovel is what gives the Enforcer 94 its noticeably lighter feel through transitions. A 94 mm waist changes edges faster than the 99 or the 104 manage, and the carving feel on firm snow sits closer to a frontside ski than to a typical all-mountain platform. Below that, the layup is what every Enforcer gets, with poplar and beech between two sheets of metal and the elastomer Pulse Core set into the upper half to do the damping work. The All-Mountain Rocker profile keeps a long, low rise in the tip with a slightly more pronounced rise in the tail, the modern Enforcer signature, and it's what makes this ski more willing to release a turn than the older 88 it descends from. The demo binding brings significant adjustability, spanning a large range of boot sole lengths.

Things to consider:

The 94 is more accessible than the wider Enforcers, but it's still a stiff and energetic ski. Casual skiers who like a softer flex and a more forgiving platform will likely be happier on the Steadfast 80 from Nordica's line. And while the 94 handles soft snow well for its width, it isn't really the ski for serious powder days, where the Enforcer 99 or 104 will feel substantially better.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing applies, so pick your usual length, then bump up a size if you ski mostly fast and open, or drop a length if your day is mostly trees and bumps.