"The Fischer Nothing skis pair a roughly 112 millimeter waist width with rocker lifting the tip and tail off the snow and camber holding the middle down, built for advanced to expert skiers who want float and stability in big mountain and powder terrain. A wood core reinforced with a metal laminate keeps the ride damp and composed at speed, while a partial twin tip and long turn radius let the ski pivot through tight lines without losing directional bite. The confirmed construction underneath does the talking this pair's own page won't. What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I dropped into a chalky powder line expecting the wide waist to feel like a barge, and instead it pivoted through the tight trees before opening back up on the apron. The rocker keeps the tips up in soft snow without ever feeling like I've given up edge control underneath."""
Price: $899.95 from Backcountry
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