Don’t let the “Ti” in the Ranger 98 Ti hypnotize you into thinking this will be another Austrian World Cup ski blown up to dirigible dimensions. It’s almost the opposite scenario: a decidedly buttery knife that uses but a slip of metal underfoot and is responsive to...
One of the lightest men’s skis in the All-Mountain East genre (only the Salomon QST 92 is lighter), the Ranger 90 Ti makes every effort to trim away extra g’s. The Air Tec Ti wood core mills away sections in an offset pattern that retains strength with less material....
As long as its owner isn’t out to set a new speed record, the Pro Mountain 80 Ti marches down the hill with military precision, moving smoothly edge to edge with minimal prompting. The ski responds to light pressure, so it’s suitable for women in its shorter lengths....
With all the weight-saving technologies on board, the Ranger W 98 makes for a relatively agile off-trail ride, well suited for the woman who is getting her first skis this fat. Skiers of less developed powder skills need to be able to swivel their skis sideways; its...
In today’s women’s market, most top models in the All-Mountain East genre attempt to be bi-polar – a carving ski one run, a powder ski the next – yet end up being predominantly inclined in one direction over the other. There’s no doubt the Fischer Ranger W 89 belongs...
