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| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert |
| Sidecut | 124-79-109 |
| Turn radius | 14m (159cm) |
| Lengths | 145, 152, 159, 166 |
| Construction |
Sidewall Lightweight woodcore Tip rocker |
| Strengths | Powerful, grippy, high energy |
| Weaknesses | Felt a bit less forgiving in deeper, off piste conditions |
Forgiving and smooth in action, this model is a perfect companion for women who enjoy skiing off piste at times without having to sacrifice good style.
We could only get the Fischer in a short 159 cm length, but it actually felt a bit of a powerhouse! It feels really good on an edge, where it gives out very high levels of grip and has excellent stability as speed builds. It’s a ski that feels more comfortable as speeds rise. In short turns it felt quick and agile, with always plenty of energy coming out of the turn. In powder and variable conditions away from the piste they felt easy to use, although they could grab quickly onto the edge, again, it might have felt a different story if we had a longer length to try. Overall, great ski, with lots of character, which felt more piste orientated.
