SANTA ANA 92 Ski All-Mountain Women's

Nordica Santa Ana 92 – precision and stability for piste-focused skiing

The Nordica Santa Ana 92 is an all-mountain ski aimed at skiers who spend a lot of time on the piste but still want the freedom to venture into varying conditions. With its slightly narrower waist compared to its siblings, the Santa Ana 92 delivers strong edge contact, high stability, and a confident feel when you charge into turns – perfect for powerful carving and controlled skiing at higher speeds.

The ski is built with TSM Pulse Core, where a combination of wood core, elastomer, and Terrain Specific Metal provides a smooth and damped ride without making the ski sluggish. The construction effectively reduces vibrations and gives quick response from edge to edge. The all-mountain-adapted rocker profile makes the ski easy to initiate turns with, while maintaining grip on hard and prepared surfaces. The unlocked tail contributes to agility in turn finishes and makes the ski easier to handle in tighter passages.

Features

• All-mountain ski with a clear piste focus

• TSM Pulse Core construction for stable and damped skiing

• Wood core combined with elastomer and Terrain Specific Metal

• Excellent edge grip for precise and powerful turns

• Unlocked Tail Shape for improved maneuverability in varied terrain

• True Tip construction that reduces weight in the tip and increases agility

Specifications

• Construction: TSM Pulse Core

• Core / material: Performance Wood + Terrain Specific Metal + Sidewall + Pulse Core

• Rocker profile: All Mountain Rocker

• Factory base bevel: 0.9°

• Factory edge bevel: 87.5°

• Radius: approx. 15.5 m

• Weight per pair: approx. 3240 g

• Recommended binding: Marker Griffon 13 / Marker Squire 11

If you order before 10:30 AM on a weekday, the order is usually shipped the same day. In-store pickup can be made on the same day during store opening hours if the item is in the store's stock.

Free shipping on orders over 595 SEK (up to 20 kg). Free returns. 14-day right of withdrawal