Nordica Dobermann Multipista 80 DC Skis w/ Marker TPX 13 Bindings 2027

The Multipista 80 answers a question a lot of skiers have been asking.

"What if my carving ski handled less-than-perfect conditions just a little better?"

That's exactly what Nordica built.

Think of the Multipista 80 as the bigger brother to the Multipista 74. You lose just a touch of that lightning-fast edge-to-edge feel, but in return you gain a ski that's noticeably more composed when conditions aren't perfect.

The 80 mm waist gives you a little more platform underfoot without taking away what makes the Multipista series so much fun. It still rolls effortlessly onto edge, still loves medium and short-radius turns, and still has that incredibly smooth, damp personality thanks to Nordica's Double Core construction.

That's the magic of this ski.

It's quiet.

It's predictable.

It never feels nervous.

During testing, the Multipista 80 carved every bit as well as we'd hoped on firm morning corduroy. As the snow softened and the trails became scraped off and pushed around, the added width really started to shine. Instead of getting knocked around, the ski simply stayed composed and kept encouraging us to make one more lap.

Some carving purists will argue that 80 mm is too wide for a true frontside ski.

We disagree.

For real-world resort skiing, especially here in the Northeast, the Multipista 80 feels right at home. It gives you nearly all the carving performance of the Multipista 74 while making those less-than-perfect afternoons a whole lot more enjoyable.

For many skiers, that's a trade worth making every single day.