The 2026 Fischer Traverse 78 Crown with and is an exceptionally versatile setup that combines efficiency and control within a lightweight framework. Its durable construction and full metal edge ensure longevity, making it a reliable choice for years of use. The Crown pattern offers an ideal mix of grip and glide, and with the option to attach easy skins, this ski is capable of tackling any terrain. A generous sidecut design provides stability and control, even at high speeds, allowing you to explore freely. [binding PKG overview] 2024 Fischer BC

Why we like it:

This ski stands out for its versatility, enabling skiers to confidently navigate a diverse range of terrain.

Who it's for:

Ideal for anyone seeking a one-ski solution with a focus on backcountry exploration, this ski accommodates all levels of experience.

Highlights:

Featuring Fischer’s innovative Crown pattern, the ski excels in efficiency and speed across various snow conditions. Its durability ensures it can withstand the rigors of heavy use, while the generous sidecut enhances tracking and control at higher speeds. The easy skin attachments facilitate access to a broad array of terrains. The BCX Tour from Fischer is purpose-built for deep woods adventures, packing all the best features into a comfortable, durable boot. A medium flex allows for power and precision, but won't tire you out over the course of the day. The structure of the cuff offers excellent ankle support, and the wider BC NNN bar provides the leverage to maneuver a wider backcountry ski.

Things to consider:

While this ski can handle groomed trails, it may not be the optimal choice for those primarily seeking to cruise on packed surfaces.

Fit & sizing considerations:

For improved grip when climbing, opting for a shorter length can be beneficial, whereas a longer ski will enhance glide speed. It’s recommended to select the appropriate length based on your weight for the best performance. The BCX Tour boot runs true to size.