Fischer 2015 ski reviews

The Fisher RC4 WC RC stands out for its accessibility and its potential to help riders to make technical progress. It’s a good ski for developing performance, and a great tool for carving out long turns at high speed.

An excellent 50% piste/ 50% off-piste ski, the ranger 96 from Fischer is a very good model, perfect for riders looking for an easy and intuitive ski facile for off and on-piste. It is particularly good for beginners to freeride looking for a model that will build up their confidence.

The RC4 WC SC is a good typically-performing slalom ski that is particularly stable and stiff and was highly appreciated by some of the reviewers. Its stiffness make it a very good choice for heavier very good to competition-level skiers.

The Head Ivory is an easy to use, well-balanced ski designed above all for pleasure! We strongly recommend this model for women who don’t want a ski that requires too much effort or physical prowess but who like to go at their own pace. This is a ski that will swallow up the slopes with elegance and you’ll still be feeling great for an evening out.

The Motive 86 fulfils its contract while offering exceptional accessibility. It’s the ideal companion for beginners to off-piste and powder, giving them the confidence to make good progress.

An excellent starter ski, the Fisher Motive 76 is a great achievement. It’s the perfect ski for beginner to intermediate riders who want an effortless and enjoyable ski that’s particularly comfortable in short turns.

The reviewers praise helps to mitigate the marks that sanction the Progressor’s lack high speed performance in an overly mechanical way. The ski effectively offers exceptional enjoyment up to intermediary speeds. Highly recommended for lighter, intermediary to good skiers looking for easy handling and enjoyment before performance.