Fischer Curv Noize GTX

Just been zooming down the slopes on these skis. The Fisher Curve Noise DTX. Noise is all about their noise suppression system which takes the vibration out of everything and they are really smooth skis. Aimed at upper intermediates to advanced skiers, they are a great peace ski. Whatever radius you want to turn they'll turn it. They are actually a 16 meter radius ski and you know but they're still pretty good edge to edge. They turn nicely, they're smooth, really grip, pretty square tail on them so they don't scrub much off at the end of a turn but actually just a great ski to go up and down the mountain on. If you love your peace skiing and you want something you can get to grips with and actually develop with and get faster and better and stronger they're really good. Great tenacious turns and we've got a little bit of harder pack in between the soft snow so it's a little variable and they cope really well with that transition of something that's soft and something that's firm. You can just keep carving around. With that radius they're not a true carving ski but you crank them on the edges they really nicely whip through the turn and into the next one. I have a lovely ski on these so I'd say the Curve from Fischer DTX Noise is a great ski and for £800 with the bindings you could this could be the ski for you for next season.