Nordica Dobermann Multigara Dept. DC Skis 2027

Some skis are built to do a little bit of everything.

The Dobermann Multigara couldn't care less.

This ski has one mission: carve the cleanest, fastest, most confidence-inspiring turns possible.

Mission accomplished.

The Multigara sits right on the edge of being a true race ski, but without all the compromises that come with one. It has unbelievable edge grip, explosive energy from turn to turn, and enough stability that you'll probably run out of courage before this ski runs out of performance.

What separates the Multigara from many race-inspired skis is how approachable it feels. Yes, it's powerful. Yes, it rewards good technique. But it doesn't feel like it's constantly trying to humble you. If you're a solid advanced skier who loves carving, you'll feel comfortable on it almost immediately.

Nordica's Double Core construction is a huge reason why. Two wood cores, two sheets of Titanal, and their Pulse Core elastomer work together to create one of the smoothest, quietest rides we've experienced. There's almost no unwanted vibration, just endless grip and silky transitions from edge to edge.

Despite being incredibly precise, the Multigara isn't locked into one turn shape. It naturally prefers medium-radius arcs, but it's happy making long GS turns when you open it up or tightening things up when the trail gets busy. It also handles scraped-off hardpack, spring slush, and afternoon groomers far better than most skis in this category.

If you already own an all-mountain ski and you're looking for something dedicated to carving, this is exactly the kind of ski that reminds you why ripping groomers is so much fun.