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Nordica Zero Alpine Ski

Nordica Zero Alpine Ski

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Nordica Zero Alpine Ski

Achieve zen-like balance, bird-like flotation, and pornstar curve when you ski the Nordica Zero Ski. This new school true twin punishes the backcountry and park like a couple of misbehaved children. Equally-weighted tip and tail make spinning and riding switch a cake walk, while ample underfoot and sexy curve help you carve a capital “P” in the powder without getting sucked under.

Bottom Line: Be a hero, get with the Zero.

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I need a ski that excels in powder, trees, and backcountry, but

I need a ski that excels in powder, trees, and backcountry, but a ski that is flexy, wide, and playful. Is this my ski?

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June 19, 2009

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Rating for this product: 3

pretty good

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May 10, 2009

They are nice ski but i like the enforcer or the blower, the kirsh next year, over these. both of the other skis turn a lot better and set an edge better, but still have enough under foot 94mm and 110mm respectively

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I'm an experienced skier and i'm trying to decide between

I'm an experienced skier and i'm trying to decide between these and the k2 coomba's. I'm 6'2" and 220 lbs. if i were to get these should i go with the 77 or 84. i love skiing powder but also love the trees and hitting the bumps. i demo'd the k2s and i liked the 181s. what should i get.

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June 15, 2009

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It kinda is a different ski than the Coomba, which is a directional ski, and feels truer to size. This is a twin tip, so it will feel shorter than the 184, which is the size I would say to get for a guy your size. Personally I would recommend the Coomba, just because I love the performance of it, but if you want a twin tip than this is a pretty good one, with a kind of similar flex.

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June 15, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Sweet

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March 16, 2009

Awesome skis, really sick. But the only thing is mine got mounted backwards so specify that. Also next years top sheet is really sick so if you don't like this one. Wait a year. But if you are looking for a pow ski / jib ski this is it. It does it all with no effort. I ride big mountain and they make me feel like I am floating. And they are sick in the park to.

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Anyone tried mounting these with tele bindings? or have any idea

Anyone tried mounting these with tele bindings? or have any idea how that would turn out?

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February 22, 2009

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I haven't tried the zero's with tele, but i don't know how well it would ski. They are nice skis, good in the park, but a little slow on the hardpack. The nordica Enforcer is only a little bit skinnier, 94mm to the zero's 104, but is awesome in all kinds of snow. For a tele setup I would recomend the enforcer over the zero.

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March 10, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Zero Great!

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January 29, 2009

Hi! I bought a pair of this skies for a week ago and i love them, this skies function great on hardpack and smooth in the pow. I like riding in the park to and this babis are great there to and yes i love them. Then i first tried them i was a bit worried but now i love them more and more. Its a run and buy ski. I have them in 177 and thats the only thing, i should maybe have chosen the 184.

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Hi! I am thinking about buying a new pair of skies, but i am

Hi! I am thinking about buying a new pair of skies, but i am not sure of that brand or mod? I m 85 kg heavy and180 cm tal. Have been and instructor on alpin and telemark for 3 years know so i know a bit about skiing? I have Armada arv from 3 years back and dynast phil ballnger. Have been looking at chopstick from volkel, zero from Nordica, gotama also volkel and obseth from k2. Like to ski in the park and bc. Dont know if i shold go for ski with rockers or without. Here in Norway the snow is often hard but somtimes we get a little powder to? That kind of ski should i go for?

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January 12, 2009

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How heavy are a pair of these? Has anyone put a pair of backcountry

How heavy are a pair of these? Has anyone put a pair of backcountry bindings on them?

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December 23, 2008

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they are not to heavy if you are looking for a touring ski these would get the job done. And be a ski you could bring on the mountain to. But if you are looking for something backcountry specific I would get something lighter and not so jibby. But if you and your friends are going out and building jumps in the backcountry and you have to hike for it I could not think of a better ski for that.

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March 13, 2009

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Is this ski good for intermediate level skiers?

Is this ski good for intermediate level skiers?

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September 26, 2008

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this is not an intermediate ski, its not super stiff, but the size of would make it too much for an intermediate skier to get on edge. and its not too bad in the park but thats not what its made for

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February 17, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:
177cm, 184cm 
Dimensions:
130 / 104 / 130mm 
Turn Radius:
[184cm] 23m 
Construction:
Energy Frame CA 
Core Material:
Wood 
Base:
UHMW Sintered graphite Electra Gallium 
Tail:
Twintip 
Binding System:
No 
Binding Included:
No 
Recommended Binding:
Marker Jester 
Recommended Use:
Backcountry, park, pipe 
Country of Origin:
Italy