My Curv Vacuum Full Fit

The two fundamentals all ski boots must provide are a solid stance and conforming fit. The new My Curv Vacuum Full Fit, available in 110W and 90W flexes, possesses a centered, neutral stance from which steering is automatic. As for the fit, out of the box it feels a...

RC Pro W Vacuum Full Fit

There might not be another boot as female-friendly as the new RC Pro W Vacuum Full Fit, in flexes 110W and 90W. Consider that the shell can be expanded or shrunk by 5mm; that’s a range that includes race-room tight 95mm up to bucket-big 105mm. The AFZ women’s liners...

The Fischer 2018 Season

The central theme to 2018 is capitalization on The Curv name and the masterful carving capacity for which it stands. The new The Curv GT successfully extends the power and accuracy of The Curv DTX to a Frontside footprint (129/80/112). It instantly earned a spot among...

Pro MTN 86 Ti

One of the major market trends over the past few seasons has been a “Lighter is Better” movement, a competition among manufacturers to see who can make the lightest ski that still retains high performance properties. No other brand is as well positioned as Fischer to capitalize on the LIB frenzy, as it has spent decades astride the cross-country ski market where lightweight has always been a fetish. At 1,750g in a 175cm length, the Pro Mountain 86 Ti is by far the lightest ski among our Power picks in the AME genre.

Pro MTN 95 Ti

What Fischer retains from its racing heritage is how to optimize the union of wood, Titanal and fiberglass. This combo provides the power to keep the skis tracking cleanly in broken snow or etching grooves into hardpack. The influence of the Lighter is Better movement is apparent in the Air Tec Ti core, an intricate whittling-away of much of the ski’s center material, and the selective use of Titanal to deliver the optimal vibration dampening that is metal’s métier.