The Nordica Santa Ana 93 skis have a lot going for them, and there’s a lot of advanced and expert skiers who are going to be able to reap all the benefits. The 93 mm waist width, combined with the terrain-specific metal, creates a supremely versatile ski that carves as well as it floats. The Santa Ana line has been immensely popular over the past few years, and it makes sense that it culminates in the 93.

Built with a dense Performance Wood core, these skis start with a very natural feeling and a ton of snap and pop, and while that wood does add a bit of weight to the ski, it does have a lot of performance benefits as well. Nordica’s Terrain-Specific metal varies the amount and shaping of the metal laminate used per ski width, so the 93’s in the Santa Ana line have right about the middle amount of metal. This creates that unique feel to the skis, and helps skiers who are looking to spend truly 50% of their time on-trail get all the carving performance that they’d want in a ski this width. The tip and tail rocker, combined with the moderate taper shape makes the Santa Ana 93 a pretty darn good floater for its width, so if you’re looking for one ski that really does it all, the Nordica Santa Ana 93 skis are a fantastic choice.

Product Features
& Highlights

• Sidecut: 125/93/112 mm at 158 cm length
• Turn Radius: 14.4 meters at 158 cm length
• Performance Wood Core
• Terrain-Specific Metal Laminate
• True Tip Technology
• Carbon Chassis
• Tip and Tail Rocker
• Weight: 3430 Grams per Pair
• Ability Level: Advanced and Expert Skiers