Nordica Enforcer Free 110 - Where you mount?

MNcoWA5310Snagging a pair of '23 Enforcer Free 110s for cheap locally and looking to mount +2..seems like this is more of a Newschoolers question vs TGR or another forum..Anyone mount +2 or so on them in the past?

the frees are still pretty heavy and directional. i've only skied them at rec and didn't feel like i needed any more tail. also given they have a pretty aggressive sidecut the +2 could get kind of wonky if you plan on carving them much

I'm on the line but I bet they'll ski great at +2. What are you after? They're a pretty forgiving ski for a ski with metal and a decent amount of camber. If you're worried about staying in front of your boots on em I wouldn't be. If you want some better swing weight and maybe better switch performance I'd say give her a shot and let us know. I wish they still made these skis

BiffbarfI'm on the line but I bet they'll ski great at +2. What are you after? They're a pretty forgiving ski for a ski with metal and a decent amount of camber. If you're worried about staying in front of your boots on em I wouldn't be. If you want some better swing weight and maybe better switch performance I'd say give her a shot and let us know. I wish they still made these skis

Not worried about staying in front of my boots. Just wanting a bit better swing weight, balance in the air, and switch performance My local shop has 2 pairs available, which is surprising. Can't find them really anywhere else.

I ski the 104s at +2 from rec and I really like them there, lets me ski a bit lazier if I want to but I can still ski aggressively when I need to.

snormanI ski the 104s at +2 from rec and I really like them there, lets me ski a bit lazier if I want to but I can still ski aggressively when I need to.

Thanks for the feedback. I’m going to go with +1.5. It should be good enough for my use case. I might remount with a demo binding after my Whistler trip and see what it’s like at +2 to +2.5. I think it has a really big sweet spot especially at the 185+ lengths.