Fischer Sports ski models 2017/18 | Sportguide - guides you through the world of sports

World Cup

Racing skis for racers

We have divided the range from last year and separated the models for FIS racers with FIS dimensions from the racing ski models without FIS dimensions. The models here with FIS dimensions are technologically the same as last year's models, but have been given a new cover sheet.

The Curv

Developed by racers and also a highlight in 2017/18

The highlight of last winter is entering its second round. The models developed by former ski racers Kristian Ghedina, Mike von Grünigen and Hans Knauss were a resounding success last winter and look set to expand in 2017/18. This winter, two new models join the lineup, meaningfully expanding the Curv range. On the one hand, the "GT" model is added, the widest model with 80 mm, capable of excelling in softer snow passages, and on the other hand, the "My Curv" model for women, which will appeal to sporty skiers. The success story continues.

RC4

Raceski

We carried these three models in the World Cup series last winter. Since they are not aligned with the FIS dimensions, we have now listed them separately. However, the high-quality technology of the World Cup models is also built into them. New this winter is the slalom model "RC4 Worldcup SC" in a second variant with the real FIS racing surface in yellow on the market. Those who do not participate in FIS races, but want to ski an equally high-quality racing ski, choose a ski from this line.

Progressor

Slope men

The Progressor model series is established in the trade and is considered a reliable carving ski model line. Therefore, one continues with it in the same way. Only the smallest model F15 was canceled, the difference to the model F16 was simply too small. The technological development of last winter with Razorshape was of course retained. Anyone who is into sporty carving should keep an eye on the Progressor line at Fischer Sports.

Brilliant

Noble piste skis

For many years, Fischer Sports carried the noble carbon line "C-Line". It still came from the time when carbon and noble skis were trumps a few years ago. Now Fischer Sports is introducing the "Brilliant" line, which is made up of the best models from various series and can also be personalized. If you're looking for a special ski with a personal touch, you'll find the right model for the different area of use (race ski, piste, all-mountain) in "Brilliant". There are three models for men and two models for women.

Per Mtn

Allmountain men

Fischer Sports last winter replaced its previous "Motive" all-mountain models and introduced the technologically advanced "Pro Mtn" models to the market. The Pro Mountain models remain in the same setting this winter, only the 80 Ti model is available in two color variants.

Ranger

Freeride Herren

Already in its 3rd winter goes the "Ranger" model series, which attracts attention with its peculiar carbon blade. Sporty maneuverable should also deep snow lovers on the road. Last year's range has been slightly adjusted: The widest model with 122 mm has disappeared and has been replaced by a slightly narrower one with 115 mm. This means that the widest batten is now quite a bit more maneuverable. And the Ranger 84 model has also been replaced by the new Ranger 85. Logically, one has not shied away from renewing the cover sheets.

Nightstick

Freeski

Fischer Sports reduced its freeski range to a single model last winter and presented its only twin tip model, the Nightstick; after all, the Austrian ski manufacturer does not belong in the category of freaky freeski brand. This will not change in 2017/18. The decisive factors in the model are the truly identical dimensions at the shovel and ski tip and the Twin Tip Rocker along with its Fischer-specific technologies. With the Nightstick, Fischer Sports is targeting ski acrobats and park enthusiasts who need an all-round talent under their feet.

Tour

Touring ski

The size of Fischer Sports' touring ski range to date means that certain changes have been made here and there. The two race skis have remained, the two wide Hannibals have been reduced to one, the Transalp models for classic ski touring have been taken over, the narrower Alproute model with 78 mm has been dropped and the previous Stella Alpina models for women have been renamed "My Transalp". The bulk has remained the same, especially the scope of the range is still very generous.

My Turn

Piste ladies

A new name, but the same concepts, but with new shapes. All women's models this winter start with "My...", so it's easy to see which skis are specifically for women. For the four slope models, the concept of last winter has been kept, but for three models new dimensions and shapes have been developed and, of course, the design has been revised. The lightweight construction, women-specific ski design and the feminine touch for women on the slopes have remained the same.

My Mtn

Allmountain Damen

After many years, the former "Koa" models have now been replaced this winter by the new "My Mtn" models. The shapes were taken over to 100% from last winter, but technologically one has still upgraded the models and provided them with a new design and name.

My Ranger

Freeride Damen

Last winter Fischer Sports led the models under the name "Ranger W", now they have been christened "My Ranger". The shapes have remained the same, also the technologies for the most part, but there is a new and narrower model with 85 mm center width added, which brings the surf feeling on the slopes. For ladies who love the fun in the powder.

Junior/Junior Race

Junior ski

Four racing ski models for juniors, children and babies, two piste models and two all-mountain models - this is what the current 2017/18 ski range for children is made up of. Sport is also the trump card for the youngest.