Nothing compares to the beauty and simplicity of a good turn. Guided by this belief, the all-new Santa Ana 84 is designed for intermediate and advanced female skiers who love to ski on trails. Equipped with the narrowest waist in the legendary Santa Ana collection, it pairs a wood core with carbon and a sheet of terrain-specific metal. This enhances edge hold and dampens vibrations for a smooth and balanced ride. It also amplifies your confidence by creating a ski that's especially easy to control and maneuver. Run after run, the Santa Ana 84 keeps you smiling—and progressing.

FEATURES:
- Construction: ENERGY 2 TI W
- Rocker: ALL MOUNTAIN ROCKER
- Core / Materials: LITE PERFORMANCE WOOD + TERRAIN SPECIFIC METAL + CARBON + SIDEWALL

ALL MOUNTAIN FREESKI
ENERGY 2 TITANIUM W

KEY FEATURES:
1) FULL PERFORMANCE WOODCORE
2) ABS SIDEWALLS
3) GR400 CARBON GLASS
4) 1 TERRAIN SPECIFIC TI LAYER

MAIN BENEFITS:
- Plush and playful ride
- Surfy feel that's easy to steer and at home in soft snow.
- Great on powder and crud, or simply rallying all over the mountain
- Quick, playful, light and versatile

TRUE TIP
By trimming the amount of heavy ABS plastic in the tip and extending the lightweight wood core into this area with a taper that further reduces weight, we enhanced the playfulness and maneuverability of the ski without compromising that unmatchable feeling of power and control. The next generation is upon us.
- lighter
- smoother
- more maneuverable

TERRAIN SPECIFIC METAL
By adding the same shaped metal plate inside the skis, it increases proportionately with the decrease of the last. Through this technology, we were able to design unique constructions better suited for different terrain. The narrower Santa Ana have more power and stability on trail, while the wider constructions are more enjoyable off-piste and on softer snow.
- lighter with metal dampening
- stability where you need it
- playfulness where you want it

GEOMETRIC RUNNING BASE
The running base design has a specific geometric shape to show two features of the ski: A horizontal cut indicates where the rocker starts. The intersection of the diagonal cut with the edge shows