A material processing technology used to produce sintered bases. Crushing polyethylene granules under high pressure produces a porous base that absorbs wax better and is more resistant to abrasion, extending the life of the snowboard or ski.

Fischer's solution to give the 0.5 mm titanal layer in the ski the right shape to optimise its performance and durability. This gives the ski stability, grip and a smooth ride.

Fischer's unique system based on the waist within the three turn radii, which increases the ski's handling control and allows better power transmission in both short and long turns.

A layered ski construction in which the core is cut at almost 90 degrees and surrounded by reinforced sidewalls along its entire length. The layered construction makes the equipment stiffer and more durable compared to other models. The skis are stable and their edges grip the snow well, even on icy trails.

Diagofiber technology is an innovative arrangement of fibreglass mesh in a diagonal arrangement. It provides exceptional torsional stability of the ski and optimises power and stability during turns.

Twin Powerrail technology is an improved version of Railflex, featuring a wider and lower construction. This makes the ski more responsive and the binding can be adjusted without screws.

The Piste Rocker is a solution that combines 95% Camber with 5% Tip Rocker for a balanced design. This combination allows skiers to enjoy optimum control, which is particularly useful when skiing on groomed slopes.