Help picking out my next daily driver for Ice Coast

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some advice on picking my next pair of skis. Right now, I’ve got a solid quiver: Nordica Unleash 98s, Black Crows Atris 105s, and an old pair of Head Kores that I use as my rock skis. I’m hoping to add something new to the lineup that I can use most days skiing at Cannon, Sunday River, Loon, and Sugarloaf.

A bit about me: I’m 6’2”, 210 pounds, and a fairly advanced skier. I’ve been skiing since I was 5 (I’m 27 now), so I’m comfortable in a variety of terrain and conditions. I’m looking for something versatile, stable, and fun to ski on the typical East Coast groomers, bumps, and occasional trees or off-piste runs. I’ve been eyeing the Nordica Enforcer 94s and the Anomaly 88s, but I’m open to other suggestions if there’s something that might suit me even better.

I typically go out west once a year so I just bring my Atris with me then. The next ski I get would truly be the one I use most for those typical New England days when we are struggling for snow.

Any insight or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some advice on picking my next pair of skis. Right now, I’ve got a solid quiver: Nordica Unleash 98s, Black Crows Atris 105s, and an old pair of Head Kores that I use as my rock skis. I’m hoping to add something new to the lineup that I can use most days skiing at Cannon, Sunday River, Loon, and Sugarloaf.

A bit about me: I’m 6’2”, 210 pounds, and a fairly advanced skier. I’ve been skiing since I was 5 (I’m 27 now), so I’m comfortable in a variety of terrain and conditions. I’m looking for something versatile, stable, and fun to ski on the typical East Coast groomers, bumps, and occasional trees or off-piste runs. I’ve been eyeing the Nordica Enforcer 94s and the Anomaly 88s, but I’m open to other suggestions if there’s something that might suit me even better.

I typically go out west once a year so I just bring my Atris with me then. The next ski I get would truly be the one I use most for those typical New England days when we are struggling for snow.

Any insight or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!