Nordica Enforcer 99 2025 Ski Review

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The 2025 Nordica Enforcer 99 is the newest iteration of Nordicas venerable Enforcer line up. Replacing the outgoing Enforcer 100, the 99 has a few subtle tweaks. If you enjoyed the Enforcers of old, don't fret. The New Enforcer line up is just as good!
Featuring a full Wood Core made of Poplar/Beech and wrapped with dual Titanal layers the Enforcer boasts a burly, but not too stiff construction. Tip and tail rocker allows the ski to pivot and release in softer snow. New for the 24/25 season is an additional Rubber elastomer in the core, added in to help quieten the ski through variable crud snow.
It's tough to find the balance between a ski that performs but isn't a chore to ski in sub-par conditions. We think Nordica got this just right and goes a long way to show why the reviewers love it.
Who’s it for?
We skied the Enforcer 99 in La Clusaz in Jan 2024 and much like the old, it is an amazing All Mountain option for conquering all snow conditions. This is a great ski for Advanced to Expert skiers looking for a ski in the 100mm waist width range which we feel is an ideal 'travel' ski for skiing abroad. We feel that ~100mm can ski most conditions except blue ice and neck deep powder which is why we usually travel with a ski in this class. We would gladly take this ski overseas and doubt we would be left wanting.
If you are looking for a similar concept but ski fairly often back here in Australia, the Enforcer 94 has very similar characteristics built on a narrower platform.
Why we love it?
The Enforcer 99 is an awesome blend of stable and powerful whilst remaining nimble enough for typical off-piste conditions. The epitome of a one ski quiver.
Features
Dimensions: 132-99-120 in 179cm
Lengths: 167cm, 173cm, 179cm, 185cm
Radius: 19m in 179cm

[@Skibum2023]

Love the ski and the resort! Wow. Beautiful!!

[@alexrebega1289]

Hi, I got my hands on a pair of Enforcer 99 of 179cm. I am 173 cm tall, advanced but not expert, 67 kg. I won't get to test them until next winter. Do you think it's the right length for me? I think 173 would have been better, I like to go fast on the slopes so I believe the 179 will good and stable but I am wondering how they will perform in off-piste, in the trees.
How tall are you, what length did you test? Do you think they will feel good for me? Thanks!

[@Aussieskier]

I'm 170cm, was about 72kg when I tested them, I typically ski skis around the 180cm mark, I'd go that length if you want speed but you could consider going shorter if you want more manouverability.

[@scollyutube]

Did you think the new one was any less direct, as in easier or softer than the 2024, or just more the change to the tail shape and really same ski capability wise? Just asking as 24 models are half price now, and I'd guess the 99s aren't worth twice the price of the model 24 100? 😉

[@Aussieskier]

@@scollyutube Maybe marginally softer and less direct due to the extra rocker but really not much difference at all