FISCHER S-Bound 98 Skis
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FISCHER S-Bound 98 Skis
Perfect for touring and turning, the Fischer S-Bound 98 Ski brings new Nordic Rocker and Camber technology for quicker and easier turns.Features/Benefits:
- Nordic Rocker construction provides easier turning on a weighted ski by moving the contact point further back
- Nordic rocker moves the tip up 5mm and the contact point back 10 cm when weighted
- Offtrack Crown system developed by Fischer for climbing on untouched terrain
- Fischer cuts the Crown pattern, (instead of presses), into the durable sintered base to provide long lasting grip and consistent glide over the life of the ski
- Air channels integrated into the wood and fiberglass core save weight and allow better pressure distribution
- Lightweight and durable sandwich cap construction
- Universal stone grinding for perfect gliding properties in all snow conditions
- Steel edges cut into the snow handling better in crusty conditions
- This Ski is suitable for NNN BC bindings and similar sturdy NNN BC boots
Country of Origin: Imported
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FISCHER S-Bound 98 Skis
Primary Use Off track Terrain Type Rolling and steep Gender Unisex Avg. Weight (pair) 5 lb. 8 oz. Base Material Sintered Binding Type NNN BC Core Air Tec Lengths (cm) 159, 169, 179, 189 cm Metal Edges Yes Sidecut (mm) 98-69-88 mm Topsheet Cap Shipping Surcharge Yes Snow Type Ungroomed
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Comments about FISCHER S-Bound 98 Skis:
So I got my Fischer S-Bound 98 189s before the snow fell 2011. I had at that time NNN-BC Magnum bindings on them and skied most of the winter in a pair of Fischer BCX6 boots. Grate setup for rolling terrain with the occasional good downhill run. For this year I switched my setup for more downhill control. I've gone to the the Voile 3-pin 75mm Cable telemark bindings and the Fischer BCX875 boots. The Fischer S-Bound 98s are grate in the backcountry giving plenty of flotation in powder and good edge control on sun crust. I went to the next size up for my weight I ski with a bakepack and plenty of stoff. In the Cascades it is hard to find more then three feet of flat level ground. I've used them at a Nordic center and at a downhill ski resort with good results at both.
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