• Construction: TSM Pulse Core
• Core / Materials: Performance Wood + Terrain Specific Metal + Sidewall + Pulse Core
• Rocker: All Mountain Rocker
• Use: All-mountain ski for those who spend most of their time on trails and are looking smooth and stable ride

The mountains have so much to offer–enjoy it all with Nordica’s Santa Ana 97. Incredibly playful and versatile, this all-mountain ski is at home in any terrain and all conditions. For an especially smooth, the Santa Ana 97 features a fresh construction that pairs both a wood core and an elastomer Pulse core with a sheet of terrain-specific metal. Combined with a wider waist, this construction amplifies control and response while also excelling in softer snow. The ski inherits the legendary performance of the Santa Ana collection–and then builds upon it to boost your confidence and fun. Ski what you love and love what you ski with Nordica’s Santa Ana 97.

Nordica Santa Ana 92 Features:

• New Shape Tail: The rocker on this collection has been redefined and the control has been dialed up so you can play on your terms at all speeds, in any type of terrain. 
• TSM Pulse Core: To create a ride that’s as smooth as it is stable, Nordica’s Santa Ana construction pairs both a wood core and an elastomer Pulse core with a sheet of terrain-specific metal. This construction is also incredibly responsive to amplify your confidence and maximize your performance and fun.
  • Exceptional response boosts 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.
• Terrain Specific Metal: By adding the same shaped metal plate inside the skis, it increases proportionately with the decrease of the last. Through this technology, Nordica's able to design unique constructions better suited for different terrain. The narrower Santa Ana have more power and stability on trail, while the wider constructions are more enjoyable off-piste and on softer snow.
  • Lighter with metal dampening
  • Stability where you need it
  • Playfulness where you want it