Who Doesn't Like The Nordica Enforcer? Enforcer 88 Breakdown

The Nordica Enforcer has been a staple in the Nordica family, and their best-selling series of skis for about a decade now.
Adam talks through some of the key points of the Enforcer 88 in the West Springfield, MA store location.
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[@chadridsdale9970]

I bought this last year and love it. I'm 5 10 and 190lbs expert skier. Usually like a 180cm ski. I went with the 184cm and love it every where except the trees and moguls. The 178cm would have been better but there's nowhere I could demo either length. I was tempted to order a second pair in 178cm

[@joesalemi2414]

I find these comments to be contradictory. It’s a great ski for anyone and I don’t need to know how you ski because the Enforcer is for everyone AND THEN the comparison is against the Kendo, Mantra, Ripsticks-all known as hard charging skis. I don’t buy this as an intermediate ski AT ALL.

[@JB-je6tf]

They're fine and good at what they do, but when compared to other skis you notice their weaknesses. Heavy, not that nimble, a bit of chatter, don't float well in deep powder.
My Atomic Backlands that are also from at least 5 seasons ago are way better at absolutely everything. Agility, float, overall weight, turn radius, swing weight, dampening, hiking.
It's not even close to be honest.

[@RicketySkiReviews]

It's me, I'm the person that doesn't like these. Lol. (at least the enforcer 100 out west)