Skiied last years ski 175 days and its the most fun ski ever. The ski stomps ever cliff I drop off of and its great for straightling anything. The ski kills it in ever condition possible. Kinda makes skiing to easy skiing on this ski but its a blast. Cant wait to use this years skis early next month.

I have had this ski with the Marker Duke binding for 2 weeks and skied it in Powder, groomers, and hard pack. It handles everything outstanding. It floats on the powder and carves like no other ski I have ever had on groomers. You can almost lay down in the turns. Unbelievable!! The only downside is that at high speed they do chatter slightly on hard pack snow when you're not doing a perfect carving turn. I would highly recommend this ski.

These skis are way fun. Im 6-4 250 lbs and these have been no problem at all. They don't chatter at high speeds and they will perform anywhere.

If you have to have a 1-ski quiver, this is your tool for the whole mountain. I ski super-G style and like to go fast and the Enforcer let's me do that on the groomers, crud, and pow without flinching. They will turn on a dime and I haven't had any chatter even on super hardpack. I'm 5'10", 185lb and I wouldn't go any shorter than the 185. These skis surprised me at how nimble and stable they are. A lot of reviews I read complained about a short turning radius which is one of the reasons I like the 185. If you are considering these skis you are an advanced skier so don't let somebody in a ski shop talk you into a shorter ski.

Bottom line, if you like to charge the whole mountain and romp in the park occasionally, you will not be disappointed!

Pair these bad boys with a set of Marker Duke bindings and Garmont Axon boots and you've got the ultimate, shred-anything, setup. Yep, spend Saturday in the terrain park brushing up on the tricks and Sunday testing them out in the deep POW of the backcountry. The noses of these skis taper up gradually over several cms; lifting you straight to the surface of the snow. The tails turn more dramatically. A well-designed sidecut ensures a fun ride on the groomers without taking away from the ski's float; 98cm underfoot suddenly feels easy to maneuver on the hard pack. Nordica offers you a choice of mounting "air" or "ride." I went for more of a center (air) mount and I'm glad I did. Oh, the Enforcer's attention-grabbing graphics are an added bonus.

Demoed these skis for a day and absolutely loved them! I'm 140lbs and very aggressive and they were very stable. I skied boiler plate snow, and they held an edge very nicely. Unlike most twin tips the tail is stiff, so it held turns and didn't wash out. They were damp, so you couldn't really feel the impact of you landing. They also stomped everything. They also ripped on groomers, the park and especially in soft snow. Also didn't even flutter when you hit a chunk of avalanche debris.

i got nothing bad to say! they seem to be softer than i expected without loosing any stability! can't make these things chatter! great for going real fast, cut through anything and attract attention! good lookin ski with all that you want.

Purchased:Dec. 07
Length: 185
Binding: Black Diamond 01
Where Skied: Snowbird, Alta, Wasatch Backcountry, Deer Valley.

This ski snorts. Ski it hard. Very fast and very stable on piste. (see doberman SG specs). Turn length rated at 21 meters but can crank shorter if you really load up the front. Off-piste; excellent for big, exposed lines, steeps. Haven't dropped anything over 15ft. but so far they've stayed in line.

If your looking for a mid fat this is the perfect ski. i had a pair of the 177's but if i were to choose again i'd go with the 185's for a more stable ski at speeds, even though it was plenty stable. This ski will turn you onto fatter skis, i sold them and am buyin somethin fatter, easily the most fun ski i've ever clipped into