Meet the Fischer Curv GTX, a sports-oriented all-mountain frontside ski designed for skiers who spend most of their time on groomed runs and enjoy tackling occasional variable patches. It’s built to perform on packed snow, offering a responsive feel without being overly stiff.

The 125-76-109 sidecut at 175 cm gives a shape that balances stability and agility, gripping firm groomers while rolling into carved turns smoothly. A 16 m radius makes it versatile for medium-sized turns, allowing you to link arcs from one to the next. The on-piste rocker in the tip helps with turn initiation and consistent edge hold, and it comes mounted with Fischer’s RX 13 GW PR bindings in matt black and flash yellow.

Here’s what those specs mean: the 16 m radius refers to the circle the ski naturally follows—a moderate arc that doesn’t feel too tight or too open. Sidecut measurements (tip, waist, tail) describe the ski’s hourglass shape: a wider tip and tail compared to the narrow waist aid in carving. On-piste rocker means the tip has a slight upward curve, reducing catchiness on hard snow and making entry into turns smoother.