Special sidewall construction (sloping alignment) on Fischer skis to reduce weight and give the ski a sporty feel. The smaller contact area with the ground allows for a dynamic and fast ride.

Unique technology used in Fischer downhill skis. Makes it possible to reduce the weight of the ski by 25 per cent by specially drilling and sanding the wooden core while maintaining stability and skiing performance.

Innovative ski rail from Fischer that transfers power well from boot to ski. The bindings placed on it can be adjusted without tools, making products with ALLRIDE technology ideal for rental.

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.

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.