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Stev

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I got a chance to take a run on this year's Bonafides yesterday. They are very easy to turn with great edge hold. On hard snow I would give the edge (pun intended) to the Bonafide.
I need to get back on my Rustler 10s again to make more of a comparison.
 

USCskibum

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I got a chance to take a run on this year's Bonafides yesterday. They are very easy to turn with great edge hold. On hard snow I would give the edge (pun intended) to the Bonafide.
I need to get back on my Rustler 10s again to make more of a comparison.

Any more input on Rustler 10? Trying to decided between Rustler 10 or Enforcer 100.
 

GregK

Skiing the powder
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Any more input on Rustler 10? Trying to decided between Rustler 10 or Enforcer 100.

Skied Rustler 10s in the 180 and 188 yesterday and own the Rustler 9 in 180cm. I’m 6’2”/175. The Enforcer 100 is heavier, stiffer and less playful although the Enforcer 100 is pretty forgiving and fun.
The Rustler 10 has a more playful free ride vibe but I find it a little too soft and lightweight at speed or in crud. Next season’s Rustler 10 gets a thicker core to help aid that.

The better comparison will be between the “beefier” 2019/2020 Rustler 10 and the Enforcer Free 104. Both have a free ride vibe but again the Nordica will be heavier and handle crud and speed better. Nordica 100 would be the choice if you’re more of a traditional skier skiing more hard pack.
 

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