Nordica Hot Rod Tempest Ski System

Product Details

Style: 0A002400 956

Intermediate and expert skiers looking to take challenging terrain and variable conditions head on can depend on the Nordica Hot Rod Tempest Ski System with XBI CT Bindings. This mid-fat ski has an all-mountain rounded sidecut that's built to excel in choppy and unpredictable conditions. At a stable 80 underfoot, the Hot Rod Tempest is wide enough to float through powder and crud while remaining maneuverable in the moguls. The integrated XBI CT Bindings (X-Balance Central Turn Table) preserve the ski's smooth flex and help you turn the ski on edge for maximum power transmission and control on any surface.

Specs:

Ski Dimensions: 127/80/111
Turn Radius: 15m
Design: All-Mountain
Camber: Traditional

Features:

Full Twin Active Ca Partial Sidewall
i-Core Concept is a lightweight full wood-core design
XBI CT Bindings included
Mid-stiff flex combines stability and flexibility
Mid-wide for float in deeper snow

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"I am an expert level skier, 180cm, 82kg. What is the right size in the Nordica Hot Rod Tempest - 170 or 178? (I was looking at the Head Peak 78 Pro 177 but you've sold out!!!)"

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Question by nick on 5/1/2011 - 12:28 am

"I think the best size for you is around 170. This ski system have a traditional camber so you don't need to size up."

Answer by Grace (Peter Glenn Staff) on 5/2/2011 - 4:05 pm

Product Reviews

Average Customer Rating: 5/5 (1 customer reviews)

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A great speedy and turning all mtn ski Rated: 5/5

I demoed this ski in Snowmass CO thanks to Incline Sports. I am an old fart who skis fast coming off an old pair of Nordica 0.0 of the late '90 version of early somewhat shaped skis. The skis are truly amazing and if you like fast and then screech to a slower speed to ski some bumps or just throw in some short turns for the excercise these are your skis.

-From: Johnny Hart from Stockbridge, MA on Mon, 03/14/2011 - 5:37pm