STÖCKLI NELA • 2026–2027
2026–2027 Stöckli Nela Women's Skis Comparison Guide
Compare the current Nela 86 and Nela 93 models sold by SkiSharp. All dimensions, lengths, radii, weights, factory bevels, core materials and technologies below come from the official Stöckli 2026/2027 workbook.
Choose by Waist Width, Terrain and Snow Conditions
The Nela 86 is the narrower and more versatile choice for women who ski both groomed slopes and mixed terrain. Its 86 mm waist, Softflex construction, Powder Rocker and Freeride Tail are designed to combine quick edge changes with stability and easy handling.
The Nela 93 is the more freeride-focused model. Its wider 93 mm waist provides additional lift in soft snow, while Powder Rocker and Freeride Tail support playful handling in powder and tracked off-piste terrain.
FAST ANSWERS
Which Stöckli Nela Should You Choose?
Nela 86
The narrower option for women who want confident performance on groomers, changing snow and mixed terrain.
Nela 93
The wider choice for women who prioritize freeride terrain, soft snow and added flotation.
SIDE-BY-SIDE
2026–2027 Stöckli Nela Comparison Table
Compare the two current Nela models sold by SkiSharp. On mobile devices, swipe horizontally to view the complete table.
| Compare | Nela 86 | Nela 93 |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Women's all-mountain / freeride | Women's all-mountain / freeride |
| Best For | Groomers, changing snow and mixed terrain | Powder, freeride terrain and soft-snow days |
| Turn Character | Short to medium | Short to medium |
| Lengths | 155 / 162 / 169 | 156 / 163 / 170 |
| Dimensions | 129–86–112 mm | 130–93–117 mm |
| Radius by Length | 12.5 @155 14.0 @162 15.5 @169 |
12.6 @156 14.2 @163 15.8 @170 |
| Weight by Length | 1,425 g @155 1,490 g @162 1,554 g @169 |
1,502 g @156 1,570 g @163 1,637 g @170 |
| Core | Freeride Core Poplar / beech / paulownia |
Freeride Core Poplar / beech / paulownia |
| Technologies | PR PWA FTA SME Light SF TGL TITEC PRO Lady |
PR PWA FTA SME Light SF TGL TITEC PRO Lady |
| Recommended Skill Level | Intermediate / Advanced | Intermediate / Advanced |
| Piste Performance | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ |
| Powder Float | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ |
| Quickness | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ |
| Mixed-Terrain Versatility | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Deep-Snow Focus | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ |
| Forgiveness | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ |
| Factory Bevel | Base 1.5° Side 2.0° |
Base 1.5° Side 2.0° |
| Quick Review | Light, versatile and easy to maneuver | Playful, confidence-inspiring and powder-focused |
| View Product | Nela 86 | Nela 93 |
Lengths are in centimeters, radii are in meters and ski weights are the official workbook values for each listed length.
SKISHARP EDITORIAL GUIDE
Model Reviews and Star Ratings
These are SkiSharp editorial comparisons based on the official 2026/2027 geometry, construction, technologies and intended use. They are not customer-review averages.
Nela 86
Best All-Around Nela
The new Nela 86 combines an 86 mm waist with Softflex, Powder Rocker and Freeride Tail for quick handling, stable performance and broad use on and off piste.
Nela 93
Best Powder-Focused Nela
The Nela 93 uses a wider 93 mm platform to provide more lift in soft snow while retaining the light, playful and confidence-inspiring character of the Nela line.
CURRENT 2026–2027 TERMS
Stöckli Nela Technology Glossary
PR
Powder RockerA 320 mm rocker with 50 mm height that increases lift in deep snow while retaining stability for carving on firmer snow.
FTA
Freeride TailA high-tech polymer and revised tail rocker create a lighter, softer tail for reduced weight, playfulness and maneuverability.
PWA
PolywallA softer and more elastic sidewall than phenolic construction, providing damping, impact resistance and durability.
SME LIGHT
Solid Metal Edge LightThe same edge width as Solid Metal Edge with a shallower insertion method to reduce weight while retaining durability and multiple tuning cycles.
SF
SoftflexThinner layers and lighter materials create a softer flex that requires less effort and makes the ski easier to bend.
TGL
Thin Glass LaminateA fiberglass laminate that is 25% lighter than conventional laminate while maintaining stiffness and handling characteristics.
TITEC PRO
Titanal Technology ProA protective coating with a lightly raised structure improves scratch resistance, touch and appearance while allowing graphics to be printed directly onto Titanal.
FREERIDE CORE
Poplar / Beech / PaulowniaPaulownia reduces weight, poplar adds suppleness and beech provides stability and control in challenging conditions.
BUYING QUESTIONS
2026–2027 Stöckli Nela FAQ
What is the difference between the Nela 86 and Nela 93?
The Nela 86 is seven millimeters narrower underfoot and is the quicker, more versatile choice for groomers and mixed terrain. The Nela 93 provides more surface area and flotation for powder and freeride use.
Which Nela is best for groomed slopes?
The Nela 86 is the more piste-friendly option because its narrower 86 mm waist supports quicker edge changes and easier transitions on groomed snow.
Which Nela is best for powder?
The Nela 93 is the more powder-focused model because its 93 mm waist provides additional flotation while Powder Rocker and Freeride Tail support playful handling in soft snow.
Do the Nela 86 and Nela 93 use the same core?
Yes. Both current models use Stöckli's Freeride Core made from poplar, beech and paulownia.
Do both Nela models use Softflex?
Yes. The official 2026/2027 workbook lists Softflex for both the Nela 86 and Nela 93.
What are the factory edge angles?
Both current Nela models are listed with a 1.5-degree base bevel and a 2.0-degree side bevel.
Which Nela is lighter?
The Nela 86 is lighter at comparable lengths. The workbook lists weights from 1,425 to 1,554 grams for the Nela 86 and from 1,502 to 1,637 grams for the Nela 93.
How should I choose a Nela length?
Choose length according to skier size, ability, speed and terrain. Shorter lengths are generally easier to maneuver, while longer lengths provide more stability and surface area. SkiSharp can recommend the correct model and length.
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