The Enforcer Free 110 is something of an enigma: it's construction—two sheets of metal, carbon, and a wood core—screams stiff, heavy all-mountain ski, but its profile—extensively rockered tip and tail, very little sidecut—says freeride ski instead. Paradoxically, the Enforcer Free is both of these things, and that's pretty rad. The Free has become my go-to weapon for powder days, where the wide waist and rockered tip and tail allow me to float effortlessly through the deep stuff, without having to fight my skis to go where I want them to go. But at the same time, the Free's are fairly fun on the groomed runs back to the lift. They are far from the best carving ski out there, due to less camber underfoot, but the two sheets of metal ensure a torsional stiffness throughout the ski that creates very effective edge grip, which is pretty incredible for a ski this wide. It still prefers a bit more surfy style on groomed runs as opposed to gripping and ripping it, but the ski can hold its own. Make no mistake, the Enforcer Free 110's are for advanced to expert skiers who want a dedicated powder ski for tackling advanced off-piste terrain, but who don't want to sacrifice stability and dampness as a result—turns out you can have your cake and eat it too....