2027 Fischer Nightstick Jr Skiswith FS CA JRS Bindings

If your kid is spending more time in the terrain park than on the groomers, the Fischer Nightstick Jr is built for them. It's a junior freestyle ski, and the twin tip shape allows a rider to land and ski away backward just as comfortably as forward. The construction is deliberately tough, because park skis get dragged across rails and boxes, and it stays light enough that a child can spin it without much effort. The Nightstick Jr. suits younger or smaller kids who are already comfortable on snow and have started seeking out jumps rather than avoiding them.

Who it's for:

Younger or smaller kids who are comfortable on snow and have started seeking out jumps. It suits children whose skiing has shifted from getting down the hill to looking for features.

Things to consider:

A park-first ski gives up edge grip on firm groomers, so a child skiing mostly with family would get more from an all-mountain junior model. There's no float here either, which makes a powder day hard work.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Err on the short side. At these lengths the stability given up is barely detectable, while the gain in how easily a child brings the ski around underfoot is immediate and shows up in how soon they start trying tricks.