Name: Fischer Ranger 90
Brand: Fischer
SKU: 63abf395561594891159a19b
Rating: 3.7 (15 reviews)

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The 2023 Fischer Ranger 90 Skis are made for the intermediate to advanced on-piste/off-piste skier in search of a ski that can perform in the bumps, in the trees, and equally through soft and hard snow conditions. Fischer's Titanal inserts underfoot and an easy-turning flex cut shape makes for a very balanced and versatile ski.
Key Features:
- Sandwiched Sidewall Construction – The ABS sidewalls create a pleasant flex and even rebound, and added durability.
- Freeski Rocker – This smooth tip rocker with camber underfoot and a slight tail rocker allows this ski to turn in light powder more efficiently.
- Titanal Reinforcements – The Titanal insert runs through the ski providing a bit more dampness and torsional stiffness for great stability.

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 What makes the Ranger 90 so awesome is that it crushes the frontside, but it doesn't limit you to the frontside. Buy the Fisher Ranger 90 for all the characteristics of a great groomer ski and the ability to outperform any ski in its category off-piste.

 The new Fisher Ranger 90 stands out among other narrow all-mountain skis because it loves to carve, has no problem going off trail, and is super approachable and easy to ski. Metal underfoot combined with lightweight construction makes for solid grip and effortless edge-to-edge transfer. It's stable in balance but light enough that it feels energetic and predictable. This makes carving a lot of fun

The new Fischer Ranger 90 is a bit of a departure from the previous Ranger series skis, and that's a good thing. The new Ranger 90 is an easily accessible and capable ski for all skill levels. Beginning skiers will enjoy how easy this ski is to balance on and experts will like how predictable this ski feels under foot. On trail this ski feels confident, energetic and handles varying snow conditions very well. The metal in this ski provides enough damping to keep the ski quiet at speed or on really firm snow. In and out of bumps or trees is effortless on this ski thanks to a fair amount of rocker in the tips and tails that allows the ski to pivot easily. Of the new Fischer Ranger line the Ranger 90 is the most groomer focused and best gripped in option. 

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2023 Fischer Ranger 90 - Ski Review - YouTube

My current skis are the cheapest ones I could find in Decathlon (173cm 68mm wide) so I'm more than ready to up my game. I've almost never left the groomers so I was looking for a ski that could let me learn to ski through powder while at the same time going down through pistes with relative speed. Would something like Skivek Loken 91 or 99 and 180cm length fulfill my desires?

I'm 180cm and 72kg, tend to be agressive and not afraid of challenges

<div class="md"><p>My current skis are the cheapest ones I could find in Decathlon (173cm 68mm wide) so I&#39;m more than ready to step up my game. I&#39;ve almost never left the groomers so I was looking for a pair that could let me learn to ski through powder while at the same time going down through pistes with relative speed. Would something like Skivek Loken 91 or 99 and 180cm length fulfill my desires?</p>

<p>I&#39;m 180cm and 72kg, tend to be agressive and not afraid of challenges</p>
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Intermediate skier looking for new experiences

 So this is that lower, lower model of the FR series. You know, just a simpler construction, different shape. But same personality, trying to, you know, build you up into those wider FR skis. So that's it

 Hi skiers, it's Bob with SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2021 ski test. Today we've got the Fischer Ranger FR 90

 You know, very simple, but just does a great job for all mountain skiing, freestyle, you know, kind of whatever you want to do. Does have that turned up tail here. Actually looks better when they're together. You know, pretty positive camber underfoot, nice snap and energy, especially given that just wood core and fiberglass

 So that tip to tail contact on the edge is how they do it with this ski. But you know, we're kind of looking at that, you know, teenager, young adult, you know, skier who's getting, you know, progressing through the levels, skiing in the bumps, skiing in the woods, skiing in the park, just all sorts of fun stuff. So this is that lower, lower model of the FR series. You know, just a simpler construction, different shape

https://www.skiessentials.com/2021-ski-test/skis/2021-fischer-ranger-90-fr/

2021 SkiEssentials.com Ski Test - Fischer Ranger 90 FR

TLDR: Are Nordica 100 (177cm) skis too heavy for a 6’2” 175lb guy?

For background, I’m 6’2” - 175lbs 31y/o male and an upper intermediate skier that is pretty athletic. I ski mostly groomers, half blues half single/double blacks. I live on the East coast but go out west at least one week a year.

I was excited to find a great pair of used nordica enforcer 100s (177cm) for a great deal and they’ve barely been used. However when I told the ski pro guy he nicely recommended that I buy a lighter or shorter ski because he said I’m too light for this ski in that size. I was bummed because everything I’ve read and researched had me pretty excited about them.

He said I shoud look at Blizzard Rustlers or Atomic Chetlers instead. Is he right?

<div class="md"><p>TLDR: Are Nordica 100 (177cm) skis too heavy for a 6’2” 175lb guy?</p>

<p>For background, I’m 6’2” - 175lbs 31y/o male and an upper intermediate skier that is pretty athletic. I ski mostly groomers, half blues half single/double blacks. I live on the East coast but go out west at least one week a year.</p>

<p>I was excited to find a great pair of used nordica enforcer 100s (177cm) for a great deal at a ski shop and they’ve barely been used. However when I told the ski pro guy he nicely recommended that I buy a lighter or shorter ski because he said I’m too light for this ski in that size. I was bummed because everything I’ve read and researched had me pretty excited about them.</p>

<p>He said I shoud look at Blizzard Rustlers or Atomic Chetlers instead. Is he right?</p>
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Ski Shop Rep told me not to buy Nordica 100s.

 To read the full review of this ski please go to SkiTalk.com and click on the review tab. Please also hit the like button and subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more reviews and other ski related content and add thoughts in the comment section below. Of course follow SkiTalk

 And so the idea behind that was to do sort of an H frame here with a hinge in the middle to really give you more of a round flex like you'd find in just a ski without metal. And making it so that the metal doesn't go wall-to-wall made it so that the ski feels um..

 So when Fisher was looking at redesigning the whole Ranger line, they approached me and some of my colleagues over at CalSki and they said, hey, you've spent a lot of time on the old Ranger. What could we do different? And they kind of threw a few prototypes at us and allowed us to kind of play around. That's really awesome. And from my perspective, I started a discussion on SkiTalk

 It was kind of an either-or as far as what you wanted out of that ski. Is this town the best compromise between the two of them? Best balance? I think so. I think what they did here is they taking out the carbon they definitely made the turn initiation easier but then still having that metal underfoot tip keeps it like really stable and still lively too. And from my perspective talking about the carbon this has been one of my favorite versions of any of the Fisher Ranger skis in part because it has that calmer initiation because of the H metal construction

Phil and Tricia Pugliese are joined with Winks, one of SkiTalk's reviewers to talk about the changes in the Fischer Ranger line, and concentrate on the Ranger 90. 
If you enjoyed this review and want to read the full written reviews and interact with our reviewers, you can find it on SkiTalk.com
https://www.skitalk.com/threads/2023-fischer-ranger-90-ws.27915/

2023 Fischer Ranger 90 Ski Review from SkiTalk.com

I am a intermediate skiier located on the east cost, plan to ski stratton, killington and other Ikon mountains close to Boston for the most part with 1-2 trips out west (Colorado). 
I currently own a fisher rc one 82 gt in 180cm and was wondering if that ski is going to be wide enough for my intended application?
I used to ski rossignol exp 88s before but found them a bit too wide when I wanted to lay em over but definitely appreciated the extra width on the days it snowed. 
I bought the rc ones because I want to improve my carving and trail skiing but was wondering if I should pick up another ski for those days when I just want to slip and slide around (if it’s super soft) and also take them out west with me. If yes, what skis should I pick?

<div class="md"><p>I am a intermediate skiier located on the east cost, plan to ski stratton, killington and other Ikon mountains close to Boston for the most part with 1-2 trips out west (Colorado). 
I currently own a fisher rc one 82 gt in 180cm and was wondering if that ski is going to be wide enough for my intended application?
I used to ski rossignol exp 88s before but found them a bit too wide when I wanted to lay em over but definitely appreciated the extra width on the days it snowed. 
I bought the rc ones because I want to improve my carving and trail skiing but was wondering if I should pick up another ski for those days when I just want to slip and slide around (if it’s super soft) and also take them out west with me. If yes, what skis should I pick?</p>

<p>Edit - I am 6ft 230lb and this will be my second season skiing.</p>
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East Coast second ski

Hello, 

I am a 5'1", 108 lbs small female, just venturing off-piste, starting touring etc. I noticed the kids skis are much cheaper than adult ones. I am not yet good at skiing variable conditions so I am looking for something forgiving and something I can learn with. I have been looking at these and they seem ridiculously cheap compared to their adult counterparts. What is the issue with an adult riding kids skis in general?

I will be riding the skis with Shift bindings with Tecnica Cochise boots. Given that the bindings and boots are heavy-ish, can these handle them?

[https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/santa-ana-95-s-sc-1.html](https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/santa-ana-95-s-sc-1.html)

[https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/enforcer-95-s-sc-1.html](https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/enforcer-95-s-sc-1.html) (Is this actually the same ski as the Santa Ana S?)

[https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/blizzard/cochise-team.html](https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/blizzard/cochise-team.html)

[https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/k2/mindbender-team-sc-1.html](https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/k2/mindbender-team-sc-1.html)

<div class="md"><p>Hello,</p>

<p>I am a 5&#39;1&quot;, 108 lbs small female, just venturing off-piste, starting touring etc. I noticed the kids skis are much cheaper than adult ones. I am not yet good at skiing variable conditions so I am looking for something forgiving and something I can learn with. I have been looking at these and they seem ridiculously cheap compared to their adult counterparts. What is the issue with an adult riding kids skis in general?</p>

<p>I will be riding the skis with Shift bindings and Tecnica Cochise boots. Given that the bindings and boots are heavy-ish, can these handle them?</p>

<p><a href="https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/santa-ana-95-s-sc-1.html">https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/santa-ana-95-s-sc-1.html</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/enforcer-95-s-sc-1.html">https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/nordica/enforcer-95-s-sc-1.html</a> (Is this actually the same ski as the Santa Ana S?)</p>

<p><a href="https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/blizzard/cochise-team.html">https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/blizzard/cochise-team.html</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/k2/mindbender-team-sc-1.html">https://www.sport-conrad.com/en/products/k2/mindbender-team-sc-1.html</a></p>
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As a Small Female Can I Buy Kids Skis or No?

I really love the Fischer Ranger 94FR for playfulness and versatility in bumps, crud, fresh snow, and groomers. An all-mountain ski that does it all. Bob sums it up well in this video… https://youtu.be/RdbNLpzv_uM

I have looked at some skis lately, and I have been able to select 3 models, but I don't know which one is the most suitable for me. It has come down to the following: HEAD Kore 87 (size 180), FISHER Ranger 94 FR (size 185 or 177, i dont know which one) and ATOMIC Vantage 90 TI (size 184), all with MARKER Griffon 13 ID bindings. 


I am 185 cm tall and 75 kg, and I would call myself light advanced skier. I have a mixed use of piste and off-piste, and sometimes I like to hit a few jumps and tricks in the park, but nothing serious. Because I have such a mixed use, it is important that the skis have a versatile use, but still being playful and fun both on and off piste. Do you have any tips for choosing the correct ski, i am also open for other suggestions.

My budget is 4-500 euro, and the three skis I am considering are all on sale right now.

<div class="md"><p>I have looked at some skis lately, and I have been able to select 3 models, but I don&#39;t know which one is the most suitable for me. It has come down to the following: HEAD Kore 87 (size 180), FISHER Ranger 94 FR (size 185 or 177, i dont know which one) and ATOMIC Vantage 90 TI (size 184), all with MARKER Griffon 13 ID bindings. </p>

<p>I am 185 cm tall and 75 kg, and I would call myself light advanced skier. I have a mixed use of piste and off-piste, and sometimes I like to hit a few jumps and tricks in the park, but nothing serious. Because I have such a mixed use, it is important that the skis have a versatile use, but still being playful and fun both on and off piste. Do you have any tips for choosing the correct ski, i am also open for other suggestions.</p>

<p>My budget is 4-500 euro, and the three skis I am considering are all on sale right now.</p>
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Head Kore 87, FISHER Ranger 94 FR or Atomic Vantage 90 ti??? Please help

West Coast ex racer here - I've used a Fischer Ranger 90Ti as my everyday ski for the last couple seasons. Stable at speed but maneuverable in trees or bumps, and just enough float for powder days so long as it's not too deep or too dry.

As the title says, I am a former high level racer and am living on the East Coast. My whole life I've only ever skied on Race Skis (with the exception of renting when I did some backcountry in Europe) but now that my racing days are well behind me, I am looking for a more all-around ski that will perform well in an East Coast winter, as well as something I could bring on a West Coast trip and not feel like a dummy with race skis on a big mountain.

My biggest hesitation when it comes to choosing a new ski is that it won't be responsive enough or have enough "performance" compared to a race ski, however I want something that I can still carve groomers, play in the trees, and handle those icy/cruddy east coast days. 

Any advice or recommendations are appreciated, hoping I can get something for this season (Trips to Sugarloaf, Lake Louise and Tremblant planned for the winter).

<div class="md"><p>As the title says, I am a former high level racer and am living on the East Coast. My whole life I&#39;ve only ever skied on Race Skis (with the exception of renting when I did some backcountry in Europe) but now that my racing days are well behind me, I am looking for a more all-around ski that will perform well in an East Coast winter, as well as something I could bring on a West Coast trip and not feel like a dummy with race skis on a big mountain.</p>

<p>My biggest hesitation when it comes to choosing a new ski is that it won&#39;t be responsive enough or have enough &quot;performance&quot; compared to a race ski, however I want something that I can still carve groomers, play in the trees, and handle those icy/cruddy east coast days. </p>

<p>Any advice or recommendations are appreciated, hoping I can get something for this season (Trips to Sugarloaf, Lake Louise and Tremblant planned for the winter).</p>
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Ski Recommendations for a former Racer??

If you are looking for an inexpensive, fun, and durable twin tip ski, the Fischer Ranger 90FR is a winner. Playful, versatile, and forgiving… this ski will allow you to enjoy the entire mountain and will never punish you for less-than perfect form.

I am looking to purchase my first set of skis and boots, I am thinking of getting twin tips. where should I look and what is a good price?

<div class="md"><p>I am looking to purchase my first set of skis and boots, I am thinking of getting twin tips. where should I look and what is a good price?</p>
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