2025 Fischer The Curv Collection with SkiTalk.com

Phil Pugliese and Brian Landrigan go through the all new Fischer The Curv collection for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
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[@ScottIngram-cz1hp]

Allow me to be the first to comment on this video. Fischer may have knocked it out of the park - especially with the 85 under foot. If you are like me and really dislike going back and forth to the parking lot to change skis, this width will be your jack of all trades and can be used for 80% of where you ski. This and a soft snow ski will definitely get the job done. Can't wait to get on a pair of these!

[@skitalkdotcom]

We cannot disagree with you. It is a great width and it the 85 is a very versatile ski.

[@DCU88]

Triple radius volkl seems to have something similar is this anything different in ski construction or just describing how side cuts work when you are making different length turns with any given ski

[@skitalkdotcom]

@@DCU88 Yes, Volkl also encorperates a triple radius in their skis and it works well for them too.

[@carterfan80]

Agree. FISCHER 86gt and QST 92/99 are a great 2 ski setup...

[@TheMirrorVision]

Thanks for the great videos as always. Please hire an audio technician or pickup new microphones. Improving the dialogue audio quality will make your videos that much better 😊

[@BabTheBabs]

Hi guys, I also saw the The Curv GTX in a video and at the demo day this weekend. Didn't have the occasion to ask but you have any idea where it sits in the Curve lineup?

[@KrishnaVinod]

Apparently that's the same as the current 2023/24 The Curv GT.

[@xiaoliuwu8539]

What happened to the RC4 The Curv and RC4 The Curv GT? Are they still around? I was thinking about getting either one as a complement to my RC one 86 GT as more dedicated carver.

[@skitalkdotcom]

Yes, they are still around.

[@peripheral1258]

Don't kid yerself. "My Fat Skis Carve" is BS. That is why all the FIS skiers are on Mid-Fats. If you don't know where you are skiing and you wanna go where-ever the boys wanna go; then pick an easier ski: Perhaps the Curves are Uber-versatile in 80-85mm; something the guy in yellow can relate to. Remember the Nordica Fire Arrow 85? That ski was torsionally rigid and No Friend in the off-piste; where ''sometimes a Skid is your friend''. It also was hard to ski on the Hard because it was Wide. Kinda like the Head Titan at 80mm = Harsh on ice. However: When yer rockin' them G's; energy lined-up closer to the tibia is much more precise, immediate AND easier to manage. There ain't Nuthin' like 66...or 68mm Underfoot. In cold boot-top snow; there is Nothing so sublime as a Master's 175GS. A beer-league Slalom in the loose is a blast... and I mean moguls and steeps. Meanwhile; yer draggin' yer knuckles on the groomers. I demo'd the Fish CT and it said: Don't even think about skidding. So I bought the Fish RC4 RC and it is easier; not so demented. oh: and if it hasn't snowed in a week and you're on a 95+ something is wrong.