Sticklers for statistical details will scratch their heads over our scores for the Fischer Motive 95 TI. What’s a ski with a higher aggregate score for Finesse properties doing on our list of Power Picks? We confess to exercising editorial override and positioning...
The Ranger series puts the emphasis on ease, and the 90 Ti, as the narrowest of this off-piste lot, spreads its mellow attitude all around the mountain. Its featherweight aspect is impossible to overlook, setting our testers up for the surprise pay-off: it still knows...
When you step into a Fischer Motive 86 you can imagine the ski inquiring, “Where to, sir?” for it behaves like an all-terrain limo. You’re instantly comfortable and effortlessly in control. You just slide in the saddle and go, confident your transport is going to...
The KOA 84 might as well serve as the non-system version of the KOA 80, as its comportment on snow is barely distinguishable from its sister ski. The accent still falls on ease of use, lightness underfoot and facility at low to moderate speeds. Falling in the Fischer...
The Motive 80 hasn’t changed since 2014, and likewise Fischer hasn’t lost their facility at making sublime Frontside cruisers. Like its twin sister ski, the laureled KOA 80, the Motive 80 uses just enough rocker in the tip to ride over irregular terrain features...
