2026 Nordica Santa Ana 80 S Junior Skis with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings
The 2026 Nordica Santa Ana 80 S with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings brings the power, balance, and smooth ride of the legendary Santa Ana line to junior skiers ready to explore more of the mountain. Designed specifically for progressing young girls, this ski features real-deal construction and a twin-tip shape that encourages confidence and creativity on groomers, in the trees, or even in the park.
Why we like it:
It’s built just like the women’s Santa Ana skis—no shortcuts here. The full wood core and all-mountain rocker profile make this junior ski feel responsive, stable, and fun in nearly any conditions.
Who it's for:
Ideal for juniors who are growing their skills fast and want a ski that can keep up. Whether it’s their first tree run or they’re learning tricks and skiing switch, the Santa Ana 80 S opens up the mountain in a fun, supportive way.
Highlights:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Things to consider:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Though capable across a range of terrain, this is still a junior-focused ski. Older or more aggressive teens may need to upgrade to a full-size Santa Ana model for more float and top-end power. Conversely, younger skiers still refining technique might benefit from a softer, more beginner-friendly option.
The 2026 Nordica Santa Ana 80 S with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings brings the power, balance, and smooth ride of the legendary Santa Ana line to junior skiers ready to explore more of the mountain. Designed specifically for progressing young girls, this ski features real-deal construction and a twin-tip shape that encourages confidence and creativity on groomers, in the trees, or even in the park.
Why we like it:
It’s built just like the women’s Santa Ana skis—no shortcuts here. The full wood core and all-mountain rocker profile make this junior ski feel responsive, stable, and fun in nearly any conditions.
Who it's for:
Ideal for juniors who are growing their skills fast and want a ski that can keep up. Whether it’s their first tree run or they’re learning tricks and skiing switch, the Santa Ana 80 S opens up the mountain in a fun, supportive way.
Highlights:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Things to consider:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Though capable across a range of terrain, this is still a junior-focused ski. Older or more aggressive teens may need to upgrade to a full-size Santa Ana model for more float and top-end power. Conversely, younger skiers still refining technique might benefit from a softer, more beginner-friendly option.
Description
The 2026 Nordica Santa Ana 80 S with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings brings the power, balance, and smooth ride of the legendary Santa Ana line to junior skiers ready to explore more of the mountain. Designed specifically for progressing young girls, this ski features real-deal construction and a twin-tip shape that encourages confidence and creativity on groomers, in the trees, or even in the park.
Why we like it:
It’s built just like the women’s Santa Ana skis—no shortcuts here. The full wood core and all-mountain rocker profile make this junior ski feel responsive, stable, and fun in nearly any conditions.
Who it's for:
Ideal for juniors who are growing their skills fast and want a ski that can keep up. Whether it’s their first tree run or they’re learning tricks and skiing switch, the Santa Ana 80 S opens up the mountain in a fun, supportive way.
Highlights:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Things to consider:
With a full wood core and twin-tip shape, the Santa Ana 80 S offers excellent edge hold on groomers and quick maneuverability in softer or tighter terrain. Camber underfoot gives the ski a lively, responsive feel on hardpack, while tip and tail rocker boost float and forgiveness for playful performance. It’s stable enough to inspire confidence and flexible enough to be forgiving—just right for the next generation of freeride skiers.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Though capable across a range of terrain, this is still a junior-focused ski. Older or more aggressive teens may need to upgrade to a full-size Santa Ana model for more float and top-end power. Conversely, younger skiers still refining technique might benefit from a softer, more beginner-friendly option.
