De-lam problem
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NinetyFour
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Post pictures OP. You might be able to cram some G-Flex in there to repair em if the warranty is no good. But we can't determine this without pics...
Topsheet chipping and delam are two VERY different things...
That being said, post a picture, that way we can see how bad it is. If it's just normal topsheet chipping, they won't do anything for you, and the reason they won't is because it's simply a cosmetic issue, it does not and will not effect the ability or durability of the ski. However, a topsheet chip that penetrates the core is a problem, but one that can be easily fixed with some epoxy. However, a delam is when the top sheet separates from the core of the ski, this is a big problem, but luckily is usually covered by warrantee because it's usually due to a factory defect. So, again, post a picture then we'll be able to tell you what to do better. Also, if it is a delam, you'll need to take it to the shop you bought them from (unless you bought them from Nordica directly) because major ski companies (like Nordica) generally deal with warrantee issues with a shop as aposed to a customer directly (this is simply so they know the skis were purchased from a shop and aren't 2nd or 3rd hand, since after skis are sold to a second owner the warrantee is void, it's also so they only have to be in contact with a few people as aposed to the tons of customers).
That being said, post a picture, that way we can see how bad it is. If it's just normal topsheet chipping, they won't do anything for you, and the reason they won't is because it's simply a cosmetic issue, it does not and will not effect the ability or durability of the ski. However, a topsheet chip that penetrates the core is a problem, but one that can be easily fixed with some epoxy. However, a delam is when the top sheet separates from the core of the ski, this is a big problem, but luckily is usually covered by warrantee because it's usually due to a factory defect. So, again, post a picture then we'll be able to tell you what to do better. Also, if it is a delam, you'll need to take it to the shop you bought them from (unless you bought them from Nordica directly) because major ski companies (like Nordica) generally deal with warrantee issues with a shop as aposed to a customer directly (this is simply so they know the skis were purchased from a shop and aren't 2nd or 3rd hand, since after skis are sold to a second owner the warrantee is void, it's also so they only have to be in contact with a few people as aposed to the tons of customers).
tomPietrowski
Active member
Your best bet with any warranty is take them to an authorized dealer. Ideally you would take them back to the shop which you got them from and let them deal with nordica. If you got them online then find a nordica dealer and take them there. Companies are much happier working with dealerships rather then an individual. If you take them to a shop you did not buy them from expect to pay to have them sent away, we charge $40 for skis.