Nordica Enforcer 99 Skis 2026

Last season Nordica launched the overhauled Enforcer series, they nailed it. The 2026 Nordica Enforcer 99 has the same construction as last year, just a new graphic. When they overhauled this ski, they took what skiers loved about the Enforcer 100 and made it more refined, versatile, and easier to ski. Where the 100 was powerful but at times a little heavy and maybe "too" locked in, the 99 trims weight and introduces a slightly looser, more maneuverable feel thanks to a reworked shape, a touch less metal and more rocker.

On groomers, it still has that signature Enforcer stability and edge hold, but now it’s easier to release out of a turn or smear when you want. In bumps and tighter terrain, the difference is even more noticeable. The 99 feels more agile and willing to pivot without sacrificing the damp, planted feel that defines the Enforcer series. In softer snow and chop, the wider platform keeps you composed and confident, blasting through late-day crud while offering a touch more float than the narrower Enforcer 94.

Compared to the 94, the 99 is better suited for skiers who spend as much time off groomers as they do on them. The 94 is still the more precise, more nimble option on firmer snow, it carves a nicer turn, but the 99 shines once conditions get variable or there’s a few inches of fresh to play with. It’s also the stronger choice if you like to ski stout and want extra stability underfoot. Against the older Enforcer 100, the new 99 feels lighter, smoother, and more dynamic, it keeps the horsepower of the 100 but dials back the demanding feel, making it easier to live with day to day and better for less aggressive skiers or newer skiers. All told, the Enforcer 99 hits a sweet spot: stable and powerful when you want to push, but agile and forgiving enough to handle the mixed terrain and conditions most of us ski every day.