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Nothing Ski - 2027
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Fischer Nothing skis are built for big mountain powder
The Fischer Nothing skis pair a roughly 112 millimeter waist width with rocker lifting the tip and tail off the snow and camber holding the middle down, built for advanced to expert skiers who want float and stability in big mountain and powder terrain. A wood core reinforced with a metal laminate keeps the ride damp and composed at speed, while a partial twin tip and long turn radius let the ski pivot through tight lines without losing directional bite. The confirmed construction underneath does the talking this pair's own page won't.
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I dropped into a chalky powder line expecting the wide waist to feel like a barge, and instead it pivoted through the tight trees before opening back up on the apron. The rocker keeps the tips up in soft snow without ever feeling like I've given up edge control underneath."
Details
- Big mountain powder skis for advanced to expert riders
- Wide waist width floats through deep, variable snow
- Rocker in the tip and tail smooths turn initiation in soft snow
- Camber underfoot drives edge hold when it counts
- Wood core and metal laminate stay composed at speed
- Partial twin tip and long radius pivot through tight lines
- Sold without bindings, mount your own setup
- Item #FISH135
- Length
- 176cm, 186cm, 196cm
- Dimensions
- [186cm] 143 / 112 / 134mm
- Turn Radius
- [186cm] 22m
- Profile
- Rocker/Camber/Rocker
- Construction
- sandwich
- Core
- wood
- Laminate
- metal
- Edge
- steel
- Base
- sintered
- Tail
- Partial Twin Tip
- Activity
- Freeride skiing, powder skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
Skiing Is Life
Fischer has been active in the ski industry since 1924 and has developed into one of the leading brands in the sport during this time.
Phantom Glide By DPS Skis
This ski is compatible with Phantom Glide, the long-lasting base treatment from DPS Skis. Backcountry technicians apply and UV-cure it before the skis ship, so they arrive ready to ride with no waxing needed.
How It Works
Applied By Backcountry Techs
Backcountry technicians treat and UV-cure every pair in the shop before it leaves the warehouse, so the skis arrive ready to ride with no setup required.
Glide That Outlasts Wax
Wax sits on top of the base and wears off in a few days. Phantom Glide bonds into the base, so glide stays fast and consistent from cold powder to spring slush.
No More Wax Days
Phantom Glide replaces scraping, ironing, and shop visits with a quick base cleaning using the Phantom Glide Base Care Kit. The formula is made without PFAS.
Mounted And Ready To Go
When skis, bindings, and boots are purchased together, a Gearhead Expert mounts the bindings before the order ships.
Ski Mounting Now Available
Get your skis delivered ready to ride.
- Skip the shop wait: skis ship fully mounted.
- Set up by a Gearhead Expert: fit to height, weight, ability, and boot sole length.
- Ready to click in: bindings arrive set to a neutral DIN as a starting point.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I choose a length for the Fischer Nothing Ski 2027?
The Fischer Nothing comes in 176, 186, and 196 cm lengths. The 176 cm is the more maneuverable option, 186 cm balances stability and pivotability, and 196 cm favors flotation and stability for taller, heavier, or more aggressive skiers.What do the Fischer Nothing’s dimensions and turn radius mean in powder?
At 186 cm, the Fischer Nothing measures 143 / 112 / 134 mm with a 22 m turning radius. Its 112 mm waist and rocker/camber/rocker profile support flotation in soft snow while retaining camber-supported edge hold.How is the Fischer Nothing built for big-mountain skiing?
The ski uses sandwich construction with a wood core and metal laminate for a damp, composed feel at speed. Steel edges and a sintered base round out the construction for demanding freeride terrain.What bindings and brake width suit the Fischer Nothing Ski?
The Fischer Nothing is sold without bindings and has a roughly 112 mm waist, so choose a compatible alpine or freeride binding with a brake around that width. A brake no more than roughly 15 mm wider than the ski is commonly recommended.Is the Fischer Nothing a good choice for tight turns or beginner skiing?
The Fischer Nothing is designed for advanced-to-expert skiers seeking stability and flotation in powder and big-mountain terrain; its 22 m turn radius favors longer arcs over quick, short-radius carving. The partial twin tip supports pivoting through tight lines, but its wide platform and long radius can be demanding for beginners.