Light, floaty, and a ton of fun, the Fischer Ranger 102 FR skis are a perfect choice for today's modern freerider. How can a 102 with no structural metal beyond the mount plate carve such clean turns? How can a ski that's on the narrow side for a powder ski float so well? You can either spend a lot of time wondering about the answers to these questions, or you can just get on the thing and have a total blast. Since they're on the wide side for an all-mountain ski, you'd think they couldn't make such clean turns, but once you get them up on edge, it's amazing how round and precise they can carve. Certainly not like a race ski, but really, really nice for what it is. There's just a lot of grace to be found in these 102 FR's and the development of the ski over the past few years has been really fun to witness. For skiers who are looking for that fun-loving ski with a bit of extra width, this is a great way to go. There's not a whole lot of limitations that are found in the 102 FR, and many skiers have found that this is their go-to ski for any and all conditions and terrain. Thanks to the carbon nose and wood core, the skis are light and energetic and capable of holding an edge and releasing from a turn with ease. The turned-up tail makes for a playful and maneuverable finish to the turn, so whether you're using it for a freeride or an all-mountain format, the Fischer Ranger 102 FR skis are the way to go.

Features:

• Sidecut: 136/102/136
• Turn Radius: 18 m at 177
• Weight: 2000 g at 177
• Wood Core
• Carbon Nose
• Tip and Tail Rocker
• Milled Air Core
• Ability Level: Advanced Skiers