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2013-2014

FISCHER
C-Line First Lady




419EUR (inc. VAT)
instead of 643EUR
VAT rate of 19% for Germany is included in the price.

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The 2014 C-Line First Lady by Fischer is designed to handle anything on the mountain, from icy hard-pack to slushy late-spring crud. This ski is not the master of any one terrain or snow type, but will still serve you well enough whether you are floating through powder or carving down a hard-packed groomed slope. With a narrow waist width (< 75 mm) this ski's design is more focused to excel at carving down groomed slopes. The C-Line First Lady will perform similar to a performance carving ski, with quick edge to edge transitions and great edge grip, but with a bit more versatility to travel off the grooms.

As a women's ski, C-Line First Lady will be lighter, shorter, and more flexible than its male counterpart. A women's center of gravity is in her hips (a man's is in his chest), so women's skis are often constructed to move the skier's center of gravity forward.

ybrid (Rocker and Camber) Ski Profile

The ski's profile is 85% camber with 15% rocker in the tip of the ski. The rockered tip keeps the tip of the ski above the snow, improving the flotation of the ski (especially in powder!) and reducing the probability the tips will catch. The tip rocker also allows the ski to be more nimble and maneuverable, while the camber profile preserves the ski's ability to carve on hard pack.

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Fischer:
The company was founded in 1924 by Josef Fischer, Sr., a cartwright, in Ried im Innkreis, northeast of Salzburg, Austria. In addition to making wagons, he made an occasional pair of skis. By 1934, the company had significantly expanded it ski manufacturing, with 30 employees, and selling 2,000 pairs of handmade skis in the United States alone. Following the conclusion of World War II, Josef Fischer, Jr. became involved in the reconstruction of the company. In 1949, Fischer developed the first ski press to speed up production, which was still by hand. By 1956, the company employed 137 craftsmen, and was manufacturing 53,000 pairs of skis annually. In that year, Fischer adopted its three-triangle logo. In 1964, the company completed a new factory on the outskirts of town, featuring a state-of-the-art computerized sawmill. Fischer also introduces metal skis for the first time, on which Egon Zimmerman wins the downhill at the 1964 Winter Olympics. By 1967, the company had 775 employees, and produced 330,000 pairs of skis. The company has devoted considerable research efforts over the years to develop skis for racing, including alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and skis for attempting the world speed record.

The bare facts of the 12l13 Nordic World Cup season speak for themselves: five of the seven large and eight of the thirteen small crystal globes are won by athletes of the Fischer Racing Team. In the Nordic disciplines 70% of the athletes make it to the podium with Fischer skis and 41% are also successful with Fischer boots. This means that Fischer is the most successful ski and boot brand in the World Cup for the fourth time in succession


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