Fischer ski sets
Find the Fischer ski that suits the way you like to ski: precision carving with The Curv, sporty performance with RC4, or exploring varied terrain with Ranger. Our selection of Fischer skis with bindings also includes women’s Fischer skis and children’s and junior models. Compare constructions, recommended ability levels and available lengths to choose your pair. From the first carved turn to freeride descents, the Glisshop advisors are on hand via chat, email or telephone.
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The Fischer The Curv Power Twin Powerrail is a high-performance ski for intermediate to advanced piste skiers, offering exceptional grip, precision, and versatility.
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£822.71
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£658.15
The Fischer Ranger 102 is a versatile ski designed for advanced to expert skiers, offering exceptional performance and manoeuvrability in untouched terrains and thrilling freeride experiences.
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The Fischer Ranger Sand ski is a versatile all-mountain model, offering optimal performance on groomers and backcountry, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers.
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The Fischer The Curv Ti Ws Twin Powerrail is a high-performance ski designed for advanced female skiers, offering stability, power, and a perfect balance of responsiveness and lightness.
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£659.91
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£444.31
The Fischer The Curv GT 80 Ws Twin Powerrail is a versatile, performance-focused ski for intermediate to advanced female skiers, offering excellent grip and dynamism.
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£1,055.91
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£721.51
The Fischer The Curv Gtx M-Track is a high-performance ski for advanced to expert skiers, offering precision, dynamism, and stiffness for optimal piste performance.
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£659.91
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£444.31
The Fischer The Curv GT 80 Twin Powerrail is a performance-oriented ski, offering control, precision, and agility, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers.
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£514.71
The Rc4 Sti Twin Powerrail is an excellent alpine ski from Fischer, designed to support intermediate to advanced skiers on the most challenging runs.
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£703.91
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£475.11
Perfect for carving like a madman, the Fischer RC4 St Lyt Pr ski is built for speed and allows you to link turns with maximum precision.
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£721.51
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£571.91
The Fischer Ranger 90 is a versatile, all-mountain ski, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering balanced on-piste and off-piste performance, stability, and response.
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£184.71
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£131.91
The Nightstick Jr (91-121) children's ski from Fischer stands out for its versatility and accompanies the progress of young freestyle skiers.
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The Fischer Lite 68 is a well-balanced women’s piste ski, offering lightness, responsiveness and comfort—ideal for enjoyable technical progression.
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Precise, stiff, responsive and high-performing, the Fischer RC4 LT Lyt PR alpine ski is designed for technical skiers who love to race down groomed slopes.
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£175.91
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£158.31
The Fischer RC4 Race Jr. children's alpine ski (130–150) offers lightness and precision to support young skiers as they progress on the slopes.
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£202.31
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The Fischer Nightstick Jr (131-151) alpine skis for children and young teens feature a bidirectional shape that makes it easier to practice freestyle in switch stance.
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£527.91
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The Fischer The Curv Ti Twin Pr Purple alpine ski offers remarkable precision and great responsiveness for stringing together short turns on the piste.
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£527.91
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£475.11
The Fischer The Curv Ti Twin Pr Black alpine ski is designed for skiers who enjoy making tight turns on groomed runs and are looking for precision and responsiveness.
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£1,143.91
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£967.91
The Fischer The Curv Noize M-Plate alpine ski is designed for experienced skiers seeking stability and precision on groomed slopes at high speeds.
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£967.91
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£827.11
The Fischer The Curv Noize GTX Superflex alpine ski offers remarkable stability at high speeds thanks to its Titanal reinforcement.
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£791.91
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£673.11
The Fischer The Curv Noize GT 85 Superflex alpine ski offers excellent versatility thanks to its Superflex platform, which stabilizes the glide.
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£659.91
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The Fischer The Curv Gt 80 Twin Pr alpine ski is a sporty and versatile model that allows you to ski at a brisk pace on the slopes in changing conditions.
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Which Fischer ski should you choose for piste carving?
For working on your carved turns and enjoying groomed slopes, the Fischer The Curv range offers several performance levels. The The Curv Power Twin Powerrail suits intermediate to advanced skiers looking for precision and liveliness. The The Curv GT 80 Twin Powerrail is also aimed at this level, with an 80 mm waist and a tip rocker that make turn initiation easier when the snow becomes softer.
Looking for a more demanding ride? The The Curv GTX M-Track is an option for expert skiers. Compare the build and recommended level of each model: not all The Curv skis require the same physical commitment.
Fischer RC4: how much intensity do you want in your turns?
The Fischer RC4 range includes several piste-orientated models. The RC4 STI Twin Powerrail is suitable for intermediate to advanced skiers, while the RC4 Noize LT Superflex is aimed at advanced to expert skiers who appreciate long turns and powerful edge hold.
On this latter model, the reinforced construction and Noize Control technology promote stability and vibration damping. When choosing your Fischer ski, consider your technical confidence and the type of turns you want: belonging to a racing-inspired family is not enough to distinguish between the models.
Fischer Ranger: where does off-piste come in?
The Fischer Ranger skis open the door to a more versatile style of skiing. The Ranger Sand, Ranger Pink and Ranger 90 are options for intermediate to advanced skiers who want to vary the terrain.
The Ranger 96 is aimed at advanced to expert skiers looking for a ski that feels equally at home on piste and in ungroomed snow. Its 96 mm waist, double rocker and titanal reinforcements combine float, easy pivoting and stability. The Ranger 102 offers a more freeride-focused direction for experienced skiers.
To choose between them, assess how often you head off piste and the conditions you encounter there. The waist width gives you an initial guide; the construction and recommended level then help refine your choice.
Fischer ski comparison: which model suits your skiing?
This table sets out the main differences between several references in the range. Use it to identify the models worth comparing according to your usual terrain and the sensations you are after.
| Model | Best suited to | Main features | Choose if… |
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| The Curv Power Twin Powerrail | Piste carving | Precision and dynamism; intermediate to advanced level. | You want to work on your carved skiing on groomed snow. |
| The Curv GT 80 Twin Powerrail | Piste and softer snow | 80 mm waist and tip rocker; intermediate to advanced level. | You are looking for a piste ski that can handle changing snow conditions throughout the day. |
| The Curv GTX M-Track | Piste, demanding performance | A model designed for expert skiers. | You have the technical skill needed to make the most of a more demanding ski. |
| RC4 STI Twin Powerrail | Piste | An RC4 reference for intermediate to advanced skiers. | You want to develop your technique on piste with a model suited to your ability. |
| RC4 Noize LT Superflex | Sporty piste skiing and long turns | Stability and vibration control with Noize Control; advanced to expert level. | You like to open out your turns and ski with strong edge pressure. |
| Ranger Sand / Ranger Pink | Versatile skiing | Options for varying terrain at intermediate to advanced level. | You want to broaden your skiing beyond groomed pistes alone. |
| Ranger 90 | Alternating between piste and varied terrain | Versatility; intermediate to advanced level. | You are looking for a pair to diversify your routes and snow conditions. |
| Ranger 96 | All-mountain and off-piste | 96 mm waist, double rocker and titanal reinforcements; advanced to expert level. | You want to combine stability, easy pivoting and support in ungroomed snow. |
| Ranger 102 | Freeride | Off-piste orientated for experienced skiers. | Seeking fresh powder is a major part of your outings. |
| Lite 68 | Piste | Lightweight and comfort for women skiers. | You prioritise ease of skiing on your piste days. |
| RC4 Pro JRS | Junior piste | Technical progression on groomed snow. | Your child wants to improve their turns and edge control on piste. |
| Nightstick Jr / Nightstick Team | Junior freestyle | A playful approach for young skiers. | Your child is interested in freestyle and wants to vary the way they ski. |
Which Fischer skis for women and juniors?
For women skiers, the Lite 68 prioritises lightness and comfort on piste. The The Curv GT 80 WS Twin Powerrail and The Curv Ti WS Twin Powerrail make a more dynamic ride possible, depending on your ability and the sensations you are after.
For juniors, the RC4 Pro JRS supports technical progression on piste. The Nightstick Jr and Nightstick Team are more suited to freestyle and playful skiing. The choice should follow the child’s current practice, with a length and bindings suited to their build and confidence.
What length should you choose for your Fischer skis?
Between two lengths of the same Fischer ski, your preference for short turns, big arcs or fresh snow helps guide the decision. A The Curv used for carving and a Ranger intended for off-piste outings do not answer the same priorities. Also take into account your height, weight and technical ability.
Find the useful guidance in our guide to choosing the length of your alpine skis. The Glisshop advisors can help you decide between the available lengths for the reference you are considering.
Which bindings for your Fischer skis?
The Fischer skis in this selection are supplied with bindings. Check the included binding reference and any alternatives on each product page, then make sure they are suitable for your profile and your boots.
Our guide to ski boot sole and binding standards helps you understand compatibility. If in doubt, the Glisshop advisors will point you towards a set-up suited to your skiing.
Do you also ski cross-country? Discover our selection of Fischer cross-country skis with bindings, in the dedicated section for this discipline.