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Also, we rented Ebikes from “Over the Edge”. Had a great experience and got in 40 miles of riding when we would have been lucky to get 20 on our normal bikes.

Super fun! for sure our favorite in fruita 18 Road

2024 Pivot Shuttle Am! Love it!

Hey Steve! for sure! the griffon is a go to for these, comes with sole id for all different boot heights and keeps the weight down especially if you don't need a din above 9 or 10. This ski is on the heavy side so putting a pivot 15 or even the 14 you are going to add some weight for sure. We are not a fan of the protector for 2 reasons! 1. Being the weight and 2. it comes on a demo track and raises the stack height. we think the protector has a long way to go from the current version 1. If you have any other questions do not hesitate to hit our shop up! cheers!

@@skitownall-stars5235 Thanks for your quick answer. I've got the Protectors on my Peak 88's. The toe and heal pieces are separate with no track. I don't feel any stand height issues. Wildly unlike my usual self, I purchased these without demoing, but I'm not disappointed. I have the older Griffons on my N. Enforcer 100's and they're fine. The newer one's are supposed to be even better (easier to get back into in deep snow). I also have Marker system bindings on my B. T-birds with a race plate under the track. Again, I don't notice any stand height issues. I'm glad for the plate so I don't "boot out" with a high edge angle (these are my only skis that are narrower than my boots). I'm a III, weigh 175-180, and am 77. So, all charts put my DIN at 6-7. Never tried the Pivots, or even knew anyone who did, but your most visible online competitor seems to love them.

@@steveliberman3000 we very familiar with the protector and they do in fact come on demo tracks, a toe track and heal track and adjusted with plastic clips not a screw driver. This affect toe height and performance. If you are running a din of 6-7 a griffon would be a great go to or a salamon strive 13 which would be easier to step into. Don't want to sound like a know it all but Thunderbird do not have race plates...its a system track. Race plates add stiffness to skis like the Nordica Doberman Multigara and some of the Blizzard HRC's

@@skitownall-stars5235 Thanks. Good to know. Guess I was sounding like a know-it-all. We, your online "customers," need for you to know it all, or at least most if it.

Enforcers are Enforcers and are not for everyone. Nordica stays true to their roots and the customers that have come to love the hard charging enforcer feel. If you want something more "flexy" there are a ton of other options great options on the market like rustlers or rangers.

hmm you mean information

hey there! hard to compare the 2025 enforcer to 11 year old ski, our suggestion would be to demo these before buying! We sure do love the way they ski!

They got a little bit heavier. The 2024 Enforcer 94 is 2080g at 179cm, and the 2025 Enforcer 94 is 2090g at 179cm.

Heavier, I have the 89. More stout ski for sure but easier to ski due to changes in mounting point, and tail rocker, also initiates better than old 88.

176 could work!

@chrisbivona8062 I'm new to skiing so I don't know well, but from what I saw in most videos, you want the skis to be somewhere between your chin and the top of your head, so I assumed around my nose.

hey man, where did you purchase these? they are 100 percent making these again next year, they are just out of stock for this year

@@chrisbivona8062 Talked straight with rossi

IMO the longest. Im 38 years old, around 90 Kg and same height as you and all my LINE are arround 190cm. Im looking close to this model too but still thinking about it. This is why i havent bought the new LINE Chronic. Because they feel to short for me on 185cm

i would go 3 back!

its a more well rounded ski, the old rustler was solid under foot with a floppy tip and tail

chris here from ski town all stars...this ski handles pow really well! i also suggest the ranger 108 or rustler 11, we all all 3 in stock! hit up the shop if you have questions

Hey Nick! chris here from Ski Town All-Stars! thats a tough call, both skis are sick! i would say the only big difference is going to be on groomers and hard pack...but then again at 110 and 112 to 114 who is looking for that....but the rustler has more metal throughout the ski so going to charge a bit harder on the snowpack...you can go wrong with either though....both are in my quiver!

@@chrisbivona8062 110 is more centre mounted so guess that would be a noticeable difference? How far back in 2cm back from the recommended line? Cheers Nick

@@nzheliking1278 correct! 2cm back from recommended

it really does it all! it is a little wide at 110 but lots of pros are using this as a park ski, definitely one of the skis in my quiver chris from Ski Town All Stars

1.5 to 2.5 back

chris here from ski town all-stars! i would go 2 to 3 back in the 184....i went 1.5 and i might remount to go back further

always Sweet Protection

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cant really compare these too, the rossi is much more stable at speads with titinal under foot, the bent is more playful, if you have more of a race background or charge hard i would go with the sender, if you are looking for something that is a little more playful and more park ish, i would go bent, both are great skis and both are in my quiver. We have both 2024's in stock 110 and senders in a 184

@@skitownall-stars5235I live in Innsbruck where we don´t have so much powder anymore like you lucky guys there, but on piste I am skiing with my Atomic REDSTER X9S. Off piste I still have my favorite Rossignol Soul 7 and the next logical step would be the SENDER FREE 110. However, I want to have one good powder skiing, only for pow and nothing else. So I think I will go for the Bent 110. It is also much easier to buy ATOMIC in Austria than to buy Rossignol, you can understand why. Many thanks for the answer and for the amazing reviews!

Thanks for the comment! Really informative and useless! We have sold over 20 pairs of new rustlers from this review! Guess you don't like quality skiing and filming

size of skis is all relative to what you are use to....i'm 5 9 175 and i ski the rustler 10 186....but i prefer longer for stability at speeds...what were you skiing on prior?

@@skitownall-stars5235 I’m coming from snowboarding 20 years and been skiing two years. Been using rentals and am comfortably going down blues but really feel the gear is holding me back so I’m looking to get my first ski. Wanted a one quiver ski to get me to the next level before I really decide on my next big upgrade.

@@tsaolidah i think the 180 would be perfect daily driver! we a few left in stock, the 186 gets to be a lot of ski

if you have the 9 i would go 10 for a try powder ski, but the 10 will give you a bit more versatility since we only get 10-15 true powder days a year

hmm, not sure what you are asking, what size ski do you ski now and what ski

haha thanks for the comment, fyi this is our third review, still figuring everything out, 6.2k views and way better skiing than any other review out there, we will take it!

@@skitownall-stars5235 good skiing!

all great skis, i think the new rustler takes the cake, i have skied the 92 declivity, not torsionally rigid enough for me, and the 2024 rustler blows away the 2023 rustler

@@skitownall-stars5235 thank you!!!

@@pjanic73 we have in stock if you need help purchasing!

i would for sure suggest the 174, the brahma is very directions with its flat tail, but i think the 174 rustler 9 would be an amazing option! we actually have one left in stock!