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| Season | 2025-2026 |
|---|---|
| Ability Level | Advanced, Very advanced |
| Turn Radius | 16m @ 168cm |
| Ski dimensions | 110-68-98 |
| Base Edge Tune | 1 |
| Side Edge Tune | 3 |
The Fischer RC4 LT is a race-oriented ski for advanced skiers who prefer smooth, long-radius turns with full control. It offers a stable, precise feel even at higher speeds. The combination of Shaped Ti and a beech-poplar wood core creates a powerful yet responsive ride. Sandwich sidewall construction ensures solid edge grip and direct power transmission. Whether you’re carving big lines or adjusting to a mid-size radius, the RC4 LT stays composed and predictable. A ski for those who value control, flow, and technical refinement on every descent.
Camber
The ski has a traditional pre-tensioning over almost its entire length. This shape makes it easy to build up pressure in the turns, creating good edge grip. Nowadays, nearly all Camber skis also have some sort of rocker in the tip to improve turn initiation.
Beech-poplar wood core
The core is made from a blend of poplar and beech wood. This combination offers a balance of energetic lightness from the poplar and robust sturdiness from the denser beech.
Shaped Ti 0.5/0.5
This construction uses two titanium layers of 0.5 millimeters. Each layer is shaped to the ski’s geometry. The result is balanced flex, reliable edge grip and smooth handling.
LYT PR
A lightweight Powerrail plate designed for efficient energy transfer. The low-profile design supports natural ski flex and optimal stance. Length adjustment is tool-free. The overall construction ensures responsive handling with minimal added weight.
Long Radius Sidecut
The ski has a long radius, making it especially suitable for skiing long and fast giant slalom turns.
Sintered Bases
This base is made from compressed polyethylene powder to improve wax absorption. It provides excellent gliding performance and durability, ensuring consistent reliability and long-lasting speed on snow.
Race Sidewall
The sidewall features a specialized race construction that enhances edge stability and precision. Additionally, it facilitates easier edge tuning, ensuring sharp edges for optimal control on the snow.
Sandwich Sidewall Construction
Wood core combined with ABS sidewalls in a classic Sandwich Construction for balanced flex and perfect rebound.
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The shape of a piste ski is designed for groomed slopes. Its narrower platform allows quick edge-to-edge transitions and precise turn initiation, with a strong focus on grip and control on firm snow.
A camber profile has traditional camber, with the middle section of the ski raised off the snow when unweighted. This provides a long effective edge, good grip and direct power transfer, especially on hard snow.
Developed to provide more support, precision and stability. This gives the ski a more direct and powerful character, especially at higher speeds and during technical skiing.
Features a longer and generally wider tip than tail, with the sidecut positioned further back. This makes the shape clearly focused on forward skiing and provides more support and direction when entering and exiting a turn.
Uses a vertical sidewall along almost the entire length of the ski. This provides direct power transfer to the steel edges and is commonly used on skis where precision, edge grip and support are important.
Titanal reinforcement adds damping, torsional stiffness and a more composed feel to the ski. This makes the ski feel more precise and stable at higher speeds and on hard snow, although titanal also adds weight.
A reinforcement plate around the binding mounting area. It supports the connection between the ski and binding, distributes forces over a larger area and can provide more direct power transfer underfoot.
Offers a good balance between easy flexing and sufficient support. This keeps the ski accessible at a relaxed pace while providing more stability and control as speed and load increase.
With a radius of 16m @ 168cm, this ski is focused on wider turns and greater stability at higher speeds. Short turns require more input to put the ski further onto its edges and change direction more quickly.
| Size | 161 | 168 | 175 | 182 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tip width(mm) | x | 110 | 112 | x |
| Waist width(mm) | x | 68 | 68 | x |
| Tail width(mm) | x | 98 | 100 | x |
| Radius - Sidecut(m) | x | 15.5 | 16.5 | x |
| Weight per ski(g) | x | 1980 | x | x |