It’s become the norm among the majority of Frontside models for the 84mm model to assume the dominant role, both in terms of performance and price. But Fischer isn’t a brand to follow the pack, and its Austrian roots lie in on-piste skiing. The “80” in the My MTN 80’s...
The My MTN 84 might as well serve as the non-system version of the My MTN 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 had a long and illustrious history as a ski maker before they decided to jump into the boot pool, despite said pool already being awash with brands. The focus of their debut models was an abducted (toes-out) stance, a clever idea it slightly overcooked,...
High-speed carving isn’t exactly like racing, and the new RC4 The Curv aren’t exactly race boots. But they’re pretty darn close. To get the most from this design, it pays to get one of the Vacuum Full Fit models (140, 120 or 110 flex), but if the tariff is too steep,...
The RC Pro series are so comfy out of the box, you might be tempted to forego the Vacuum Full Fit process, but don’t. Fischer’s edge over other brands with heat-moldable shells is their Full Fit Vacuum is equally elastic whether they’re asked to expand or contract....
