The Fischer Ranger 96 skis use a long, smooth rocker in the tip and tail to ease into turns and save energy through variable snow, while camber underfoot keeps the ski locked to the edge once it's on line. A beech and poplar wood core paired with a shaped titanium laminate and sandwich sidewall construction adds stability and rebound without turning the ski heavy or demanding, and a moderate tail rocker keeps exits from soft snow controlled rather than abrupt. Built for intermediate to advanced skiers, the Ranger 96 scales its turn radius from 15 to 19 meters across five lengths, so the size a skier picks still turns the way they expect. What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I linked short, quick turns through a bump run in the morning and opened the same ski up into long groomer arcs by afternoon without ever feeling like I'd brought the wrong tool. The camber underfoot held an edge through both without asking me to work harder for it."