Nordica Santa Ana 93 Skis - Womens 17/18:

The top-selling Santa Ana 93 from Nordica is back again this season as a perfect ski for strong skiing ladies who want power, versatility and total control all over the mountain. This season the Santa Ana 93 has a serious upgrade with the Energy 2 Titanium Balsa Construction that utilizes Balsa Wood and two sheets of Titanal to be extra powerful when you are hauling down the mountain at top speed or you need to bust through some variable snow conditions. Balsa is used because of its incredibly high strength to weight ratio that feels very light on your feet, without compromising any performance. The Blunt Nose Profile improves flotation in the deep snow, absorbs vibrations when you are really flying down the mountain and delivers a powerful turn initiation. The Santa Ana's 93mm waist will float in powder, motor through crud and feel impressively nimble in the bumps or on the groomers. When a winter storm blows in, be clamped in to a Nordica Santa Ana 93.

FEATURES

• Energy 2 Titanium Balsa Construction
• Blunt Nose Profile
• All Mountain camRock 
• Tip/Waist/Tail Widths: 124/93/112 (@169cm)
• Tail Profile: Flared
• Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length: 15.5m (@169cm)

AWARDS

• *Realskiers.com Recommended 2018* 
  • The Blizzard Black Pearl and Völkl Kenja have company at the top tier of women’s models, the new Santa Ana 93 from Nordica. The springboard that launched the Santa Ana 93 into this elite company is a new construction built around a poplar/beech/ balsa core with a center channel of foam. Sandwiching the new wood core are laminates of prepreg carbon, a significant weight savings over glass, and .4mm sheets of tip-to-tail Titanal, in essence re-investing the weight savings in a power account.
• *2018 Freeskier Top 18 Women's Skis of 2017-2018* 
  • Testers equate the ski to a “crazed hungry hippo,” intent to devour any and all conditions in its path. That powerful persona is traced in part to an upgrade in construction for ’17-18: Nordica beefed up the entire Santa Ana line by adding two sheets of metal to equation.