Fischer Tour, 2015/16

Fishermen tour

Fischer Sports continues in 2015/16 what it successfully started last winter. With the new "Aeroshape" technology, with which the skis are flattened towards the outside and thus curved, Fischer Sports has come up with something to bring a unique touring collection to the market. Thanks to Paulownia wood cores and Air Tech technology, with which the core is milled in an offset manner, it was possible to save a significant amount of weight. The effect: the skis weigh between 950-1500 grams, apart from the ultra-light racing ski Alpattack with 650 grams. The lightweight touring skis are therefore particularly suitable for longer tours, which thanks to Tour Rocker - bending up 3-4 mm over a length of 25-35 cm depending on the model - are also ideally suited for descents through deep snow. In addition, Fischer Sports can offer an ultra-comfortable, new VACUUM touring ski boot to go with its touring skis. The perfect package. The range has been slightly modified. Last year's women's model "Transalp Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner" is now listed as "Stella Alpina GK 82". She got a new, wider "sister" with the model "Stella Alpina 88" on this winter.

Hannibal 100

Hannibal 94

Transalp 88

Transalp 80

Stella Alpina 88

Stella Alpina GK 82

Alproute 82

Alproute 78

Alpattack

Tour Rocker

Fischer Sports has 5 rocker concepts. With the Tour Rocker, the shovel is raised by 3-4 mm in a length of 25-35 cm, thus ensuring floatation in deep snow and enabling easier turn initiation.

Air Tec TI

The wood core is milled offset, which on the one hand makes the core about 25% lighter, but on the other hand the ski has the same flex and torsion, which means that the ski has the same driving characteristics despite a slight Geiwchtes. In addition, the ski has an upper and lower titanium insert, which is also milled to save weight but maintain a strong performance.

Aeroshape

Special lightweight construction for extreme torsional stability. The ski flattens towards the outer and inner edges and has a curved shape.

Paulownia wood core

Lightest wood used in ski construction. Used specifically for touring skis - either cap or sidewall construction.

Poplar wood core

Poplar wood core, also light if not as light as paulownia wood, for smooth and turning skis.

Sandwich Sidewall Construction

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

Sandwich Construction

Layered construction with wood core and laminate webbing for high stability, good edge grip and balanced riding characteristics.

Fiber Tech

Special network of glass fiber with harmonious bending properties. The ski impresses with very good swing behavior.

Carbon Stringers

Special carbon stringers provide a sensationally low weight, a harmonious flex and an optimized weight-torsion ratio.