Fischer Progressor 2015/16

Fischer Progressor

Fischer lists the carving skis in the "Progressor" model series under the High Performance category. Many technologies found in the racing skis are also used in the Progressor models. In particular, the double titanal webbing of the ski core ensures high precision and control of the skis. The fine on-piste rocker ensures easier turn initiation, which today has become almost a standard even for high-quality carving skis. The sporty look of the models is not only the commitment of the brand to its roots, but also an expression of the fact that the models are aimed at piste cracks who want to give proper gas on the slopes.

Progressor F19 Ti Racetrack

Progressor F18 Powerrail

Progressor F17 Powerrail

Progressor F16 Powertrack

Progressor F15 Powertrack

Air Carbon Ti 0.5

Wood core with 2-fold titanal webbing, reinforced with Air Carbon. This means perfect edge grip and high smoothness.

Air Carbon

Super-light and extremely strong high-tech material from aircraft construction. Improves handling and performance.

Carbon Tech

Special network of carbon fibers with the best torsional properties and at the same time balanced stiffness curve.

Sandwich Sidewall Construction

The ski is constructed in classic sandwich construction with a wood core and ABS sidewalls for harmonious flex.

On piste rocker

Fischer Sports has 5 rocker concepts. With the On-Piste Rocker, the shovel is raised by 1-2 mm in a length of 20-23 cm, so the edge grip is maintained, but cutting is prevented and the turn initiation is harmonious.

Dual Radius System

Different radii at the ski tip and tail provide faster turn initiation and excellent performance in long and short turns.

Racetrack

Optimized flex with free ski deflection, best possible contact with the piste, direct power transmission and straight boot position.

Powerrail

Further development of Railflex - but wider and lower for improved power transmission. Special features: Tool-free adjustability, suitable for rental.

Beech poplar wood core

The beech-poplar wood ski core stands for stability combined with lightness for balanced flex.