Stretch your muscles and hit the trails - the new Nordica Santa Ana 87 Skis are engineered for on-piste power with a dash of all mountain versitility. Combining terrain specific titanal layers with an updated wood and elastomer Pulse core, they're playful, strong, and excel on firm snow. Designed with an evolved shape that unlocks the tail to maximize fun without skimping on stability or responsiveness, the Nordica Santa Ana 87 Skis arc smooth turns with the best of them.

FEATURES

Construction: TSM Pulse Core

Profile: All Mountain Rocker

Flex: Medium

TECHNOLOGY

• New Shape: Nordica has refined the rocker on this collection and dialed up the control 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
• True Tip: By trimming the amount of heavy ABS plastic in the tip and extending the lightweight wood core into this area with a taper that further reduces weight, Nordica enhanced playfulness and maneuverability of the ski without compromising that unmatchable feeling of powerful and control.
  • Lighter
  • Smoother
  • More maneuverable
• 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 was 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
• Base Graphics Explained: The running base design has a specific geometric shape to show two features of the ski: A horizontal cut indicates where the rocker starts. The intersection of the diagonal cut with the edge shows the widest point of sidecut for full engagement of the edge.