Nordica Fire Arrow 80

Strengths:
Great stability at higher speeds and they are in their element creating large arced swooping turns on piste. The twin tips also allow a bit of playfulness both on the piste and in the park. With the large tail and tips, they also offer some ability off piste also, however I wouldn’t take them into deeper powder

Weaknesses:
I’d say they struggle with shorter, tighter turns, however that could be down to ski length.

Summary:
An excelllent all-round ski that offers great performance on groomed pistes, while also giving flexibility to be used in other areas of the mountain

Model year: 2011
Riding style: Piste / park
Length on the ski: 172 cm
Riders weight: 83 kg
Riders length: 173 cm

Strengths:
Stable and fast

Weaknesses:
Heavy to carry

Summary:
The best ski I ever had

Model year: 2011
Riding style: Piste
Length on the ski: 164 cm
Riders weight: 78 kg
Riders length: 178 cm

Strengths:
A ski as a supplier when you go aggressively. Very stable when pressed and it's incredibly good when you go on edge. It is also good to get along, but the ski is the funniest at higher speeds. To be a ski slope, it works well outside the piste when the waist is 80 mm wide.

Weaknesses:
Be a bit hesitant about the design first but have used to me.

Summary:
Very pleased with the ski and can warmly recommend it. You do not have to worry about what kind of surface you are heading for. It works everywhere.

Riding style: Pistons and pillows
Length on the ski: 172 cm
Riders weight: 95 kg
Riders length: 186 cm

Strengths:
Unbelievably stable in high traffic. Still playful thanks to the softer back part. The curved rear end also makes it easy to ride a little backwards. The width makes it easy to cushions (to be a pistilchove.)

Weaknesses:
Little (extremely little) harder to climb over with an 80 wide waist than with narrower skis.

Summary:
Unbelievably pleased with the ski.

Riding style: Piste
Length on the ski: 172 cm
Riders weight: 100 kg
Riders length: 186 cm