The Wayback touring models have also undergone some adjustments to the new winter. On the one hand, the wide Coomba model with 114 mm center width has been eliminated. On the other hand, the narrowest model with 74 mm center width has now also been provided with an ECOre wood core made of balsa wood and flax. K2 is therefore still one of the market leaders in touring skis.

Versatility continues to be the trump card in 2017/18. With 6 models Dynastar spans the arc from the racer with the ultra-light model "Pierra Menta" to the classic ski tourer with the new models "Vertical Deer", "Vertical Bear" and "Vertical Eagle" to the backcountry friends with the models "Mythic 87 and 97". High-quality technology, minimal weight and unique shape ensure the right ski for the appropriate use.

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.

K2 continues in the touring sector what already existed last winter, namely the Talkback line. The line was taken over completely, only the design or the cover sheet was changed. The super-light touring skis accommodate women touring and yet offer very good downhill characteristics.

Versatility continues to be the trump card in 2017/18. With 6 models Dynastar spans the arc from the racer with the ultra-light model "Pierra Menta" to the classic ski tourer with the new models "Vertical Deer", "Vertical Bear" and "Vertical Eagle" to the backcountry friends with the models "Mythic 87 and 97". High-quality technology, minimal weight and unique shape ensure the right ski for the appropriate use.

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.