Sportmachine W

The new Sportmachine W models are made for women with thick feet and thin budgets. All the features that made the Speedmachine 95W model an instant hit with average-volume feet are included in its Sportmachine counterpart, at a probable sale price that’s $100 lower....

Sportmachine

The new Sportmachine series are basically Speedmachine models expanded by 1mm or more in every direction but down. This may not sound like much, but in a ski boot, 2mm more freedom in the forefoot, 7mm extra room in the cuff and whopping 4mm higher instep add up to a...

Strider

For 2018, Nordica ends a several season siesta from making a hike-mode (HM) boot. The wait has been worth it. The new Strider delivers outstanding downhill performance in a four-buckle boot with all the requisite HM elements. The heavily treaded sole was developed in...

The Nordica 2018 Season

When Nordica launched the Enforcer, back before it needed the suffix “100” to differentiate it from its offspring, it was a tipping point for the brand. In 2018, Nordica completes the Enforcer family. The new Enforcer 110 combines the vibration-sucking power of...

Enforcer 93

One peek at the baseline of the Nordica Enforcer 93 tells you all you need to know about the ski’s terrain preferences: this is an off-piste utensil with an elevated snout that on hardpack looks like it could be sniffing for snow. If fed its preferred diet of crud, the shovel gets busy absorbing the sudden impacts of broken snow, more than making up for its uninvolvement on the groom. It more than holds it own on hardpack, popping off its cambered midsection as if it can’t wait to get to the next turn.