Fischer Hybrid 7.0

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Fischer
Hybrid 7.0
104mm 75mm 121mm
Radius :

17m at 175cm
Sizes :

161 / 168 / 175 / 182 cm
Type :

All Mountain skis
Level :
Rocker :
Binding :

RS X12 Powerrail
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Overall test results

Skis on the pist
Fischer Hybrid 7.0
Skis in short turns :Explanation

How easy is it to do short turns on the skis.

61 %
Skis in long turns :Explanation

The skis performance in long turns.

69 %
Grip :Explanation

The skis grip on a hard surface.

71 %
Skis in to the turn :Explanation

How willing to turn are the skis. Here the focus is on the tip of the skis. Are they helping you initiate the turn.

64 %
Skis out of the turn (Rebound) :Explanation

How controllable are the skis out of the turn.

65 %
Stability at high speed :Explanation

The skis ability not to vibrate at high speed.

66 %
Overall impression :Explanation

A general impression of the skis on the piste.

64 %

Skis outside the pist
Fischer Hybrid 7.0
Offpist :Explanation

How controllable are the skis in the off-piste. Primarily in powder.

60 %
Mogul piste :Explanation

The skis performance on moguls.

62 %
Slush :Explanation

How controllable the skis are, on this relatively difficult surface.

58 %
Park (Halfpipe) :Explanation

How stable the skis are in the pipe, and how easy they are to land on.
Park (Jump, Landing and Take off) :Explanation

How easy the skis are to jump and land on.
Stability at high speed (Freeride) :Explanation

How stable the skis are in the off-piste, when doing long turns at high speed.
Carrying capacity (Freeride) :Explanation

How supportive are the skis in the off-piste.
Overall impression :Explanation

A general impression of the skis in the off-piste.

66 %

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Overall impression offpist :

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4000 Roskilde
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104mm	75mm	121mm

Skitest Fischer Hybrid 7.0