Fischer Twin Skin Power Stiff EF Skis With Bindings
Fischer Twin Skin Power Stiff EF Skis With Bindings - 184 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pickup available at Liquida Sport - 1285 Avenue Jules-Verne
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Superior comfort and design built for intensive use.
Description
Description
Enjoy a secure and forgiving classic ski push thanks to Twin Skin technology combined with Efficient Forward. The Fischer Twin Skin Power Stiff EF is designed to suit you, whether you are just starting out, progressing, or already ski with ease.
Its wider profile provides stability in the tracks. The Speed Grinding 2.0 base finish promotes glide, while the Mohair Mix Twin Skin grip zone helps provide consistent traction.
- Classic style: designed for skiing in the tracks, with Twin Skin grip and a push described as secure and forgiving.
- Profile: 51 mm at the tip, 46 mm in the middle, and 49 mm at the tail for a wider ski.
- Base: Protec construction with a Mohair Mix Twin Skin grip zone.
- Glide: the Speed Grinding 2.0 finish provides a base finish designed to promote gliding.
- Core and plate: AIR TEC® Basalite core and IFP plate.
- Bindings: the skis are sold with bindings.
For your outings on groomed trails, this model combines stability and easy grip. Its construction allows you to focus on your pace and feel while skiing classic.
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