Nordica: Men's Zero Flat Skis

Created with a pure symmetrical sidecut and swing weight, Nordica's ultra-wide and lightweight The Zero ski is ideal for expert freestylers who prefer the natural contours of the backcountry over artificial jumps, step-ups and other man-made refinements found in most terrain parks. This is an amazing lightweight and flexible backcountry twin that's built to withstand the demands of the most discerning backcountry freestyle skiers. The Zero features Nordica's backcountry freestyle version of their Energy Frame CA ski construction for superb acceleration that suits aggressive skiers. The Energy Frame CA is a closed power train chassis that helps improve the overall torsion control, giving you excellent control on groomed and hardpack snow. There is also a greater focus on maximum energy transfer from the tip to the tail of The Zero so it remains predictably consistent for better control on or over berms, gaps and wind-shorn cornices. One important note: In previous skiing magazine reviews, the feedback on some of Nordica's skis varied depending on which ski lengths the testers and editors tested, so keep length in mind and match the appropriate sized The Zero ski to your skiing preferences. In case you need specific data, we included the turn radius data for all sizes because of the significant differences in characteristics.

• A twin-tip freestyle ski with a wide waist for floatation in deep backcountry snow
• Sidecut dimensions (tip/waist/tail in mm.): 130/104/130
• Turn radius for 177-cm. length ski (in m.): 21 m.
• Turn radius for 184-cm. length ski (in m.): 23 m.
• Balanced symmetrical sidecut and reduced swing weight
• Wood core with Nordica Energy Frame CA construction