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Ski A
Head
Supershape e-Magnum
170 cm · 72 mm waist
Ski B
Nordica
Enforcer 99 Men’s
179 cm · 99 mm waist
Ski C
Atomic
Bent 110
180 cm · 110 mm waist
Head Supershape e-Magnum, 170 cmNordica Enforcer 99, 179 cmAtomic Bent 110, 180 cm
Top view, to scale
Width along the ski, tail to tip
6080100120140020406080100120140160180Width (mm)cm from tailABC
Top view uses the same scale along and across each ski. The width chart stretches the vertical axis so a few millimeters show.
Comparison of the chosen skis
Ski A
Head
Supershape e-Magnum
170 cm · 126 / 72 / 110 mm
Ski B
Nordica
Enforcer 99
Men’s
179 cm · 134 / 99 / 122 mm
Women’s version: Santa Ana 97
Ski C
Atomic
Bent 110
180 cm · 133 / 110 / 124 mm
The basics
Your lists
Best suited terrain
Groomers / On-piste
All-mountain / Freeride
Also Powder
Powder
Also All-mountain / Freeride
Skill levelAdvancedIntermediateIntermediate
Rider heightat this length174 to 182 cm (5'9" to 6'0")175 to 196 cm (5'9" to 6'5")172 to 193 cm (5'8" to 6'4")
Season2026-27, unchanged since 2024-252026-27, unchanged since 2024-252026-27
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Shape and size
Length
170cmAlso 149, 156, 163, 177
179cmAlso 167, 173, 185, 191
180cmAlso 164, 172, 188
Tip / waist / tailin mm
126 / 72 / 110
134 / 99 / 122Quoted at 191 cm
133 / 110 / 124
Turn radius
13.1m
18m
18m
ProfileSlight tip rocker, camberTip and tail rocker, camber underfoot (Nordica "All Mountain" rocker)Tip and tail rocker, camber underfoot
Rocker splittip / camber / tail, %Tip 6%, camber 94%, tail 0%Not publishedTip rocker 25%, camber 50%, tail rocker 25% (Atomic rocker/camber/rocker split)
Weight per ski
2,307gAt 170 cm
2,270gAt 191 cm
1,750gAt 180 cm
ConstructionWorldcup Sandwich Cap, metal-reinforced (aluminum alloy), Crossforce Carbon under the binding, Graphene, EMC damping, race baseEnergy 2 Ti Pulse Core: wood core and elastomer Pulse core between two sheets of titanal, sidewall, True Tip (wood in place of ABS in the tip)Light Woodcore, HRZN Tech tip and tail, Dura Cap sidewall
Performance
Terrain fitEstimated from shape
  • Groomers / On-pisteExcellent
  • All-mountain / FreerideLimited
  • PowderLimited
  • Park / FreestyleLimited
  • BackcountryLimited
  • RaceGood
  • Groomers / On-pisteLimited
  • All-mountain / FreerideExcellent
  • PowderGood
  • Park / FreestyleGood
  • BackcountryLimited
  • RaceLimited
  • Groomers / On-pisteLimited
  • All-mountain / FreerideFair
  • PowderExcellent
  • Park / FreestyleFair
  • BackcountryLimited
  • RaceLimited
Who it’s for
In shortBest for advanced skiers who spend most days on groomed runs. At 170 cm it suits riders about 174 to 182 cm (5'9" to 6'0") tall. It has the narrowest waist here (72 mm), so it is quickest edge to edge on firm snow and the shortest turn radius (13.1 m), so it turns quickest. It comes with a binding, so it is ready to ski.Best for intermediate to expert skiers who spend most days on all-mountain and freeride skiing, with some time in deep snow. At 179 cm it suits riders about 175 to 196 cm (5'9" to 6'5") tall. It has a 99 mm waist between the other two and the longest turn radius (18 m), so it stays calm at speed. Metal in the layup makes it damp and stable at speed, at the cost of more effort at low speed.Best for intermediate to expert skiers who spend most days on powder, with some time in mixed snow around the resort. At 180 cm it suits riders about 172 to 193 cm (5'8" to 6'4") tall. It has the widest waist here (110 mm), so it floats best in soft snow and the longest turn radius (18 m), so it stays calm at speed.

Terrain ratings are estimated from published shape. Where a brand gives no rocker percentages, they come from its profile description. Without a published weight, the Backcountry rating is reduced slightly.

Ski words, explained

What the numbers mean

Rocker
The tip or tail curves up off the snow early, like a banana.
More tip rocker floats in powder and makes turns easier to start.
Camber
The gentle upward arch under your foot when the ski lies flat.
More camber gives grip and rebound on hard snow.
Sidecut
The hourglass shape seen from above: wider at the tip and tail, narrower underfoot.
A deeper sidecut makes tighter turns.
Turn radius
The size of the arc the ski carves on edge, in meters, set by the sidecut.
Under 15 m turns quickly. Over 20 m feels calm at speed.
Waist
The width of the ski underfoot, in millimeters.
Narrow skis switch edges fast on hard snow. Wide skis float in soft snow.
Tip and tail
The widest points at the front and back of the ski.
A wide tip pulls the ski into turns. A tail close to the tip width means a twin tip.
Twin tip
A ski turned up at both ends, so it can ride backward.
Standard for park skiing, playful everywhere else.
Effective edge
The length of edge touching the snow when you turn.
Rocker shortens it, so rockered skis ski shorter than their length.
System ski
A ski sold with a matching binding already fitted.
Common for beginner and progressing skis. Simpler to buy.