2026 Fischer The Curv GT 85 Redefine Skiswith Atomic Hawx Magna 100 Boots and Poles

Precision on groomers with room to wander describes the Fischer The Curv GT 85 Redefine. An 85 mm waist widens the ski's range without dulling its carving instincts, and the shaping stays lively enough to keep short and medium turns interesting on firm snow. Skiers who charge corduroy in the morning and cut into softer terrain later in the day get one ski that handles both. We paired the The Curv GT 85 Redefine with the Atomic Hawx Magna 100 Ski Boots because it’s a fantastic choice for skiers who want strong all-mountain performance in a more accommodating, high-volume fit. The 100 flex delivers a supportive platform that helps drive skis with confidence, while the Magna shape offers extra space for comfort—especially for wider feet or skiers who prioritize warmth and circulation. It’s a great pairing for intermediate-to-advanced skiers looking for control and stability without the tight feel of a narrow performance boot.

Who it's for:

Skiers who charge corduroy early and cut into softer terrain later in the day. It suits advancing intermediates and better who want one ski for a full day rather than a morning specialist.

Things to consider:

Added width means it changes edges a touch slower than the narrower Curv GT models, which a dedicated carver will notice. It's still frontside at heart, so genuine powder is beyond it.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Your height is the number to work from, since this ski runs true to length. Skiers who spend more of the day off firm snow can size up for stability, at the cost of some quickness on the groomer.