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Fischer Ranger 96 Skis 2025
The Ranger 96 can slash, rip and grip. It lives on the more playful end of the all-mountain spectrum and is a great option for skiers looking for an agile, maneuverable ski. It offers a solid feel underfoot while the tail of the ski can be easily released to make a wide range of turn shapes. The Ranger 96 also works for a huge range of skiers, from beginners who value control to experts who need versatility.
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Narrow enough for nice turns on groomers and wide enough to handle soft snow and tight terrain.
HOME, HOME, ON THE RANGER.
REVIEWED BY: 
Joe Riccio
The Fischer Ranger 96 has become a benchmark in the "all-mountain" category. Fischer has not made any construction updates since the ski hit the scene a couple seasons ago. This is great news because the new Ranger series is one of the best things goin' right now, and the Ranger 96 might be the most versatile of the series. Compared to its wider siblings like Ranger 108 and Ranger 102, it's just a narrow, grippier version, but at 96mm you still maintain the ability to handle soft snow and variable terrain. The best part about the Ranger 96 is how well it grips on hard-pack days without then feeling damp when you get it in the bumps and trees. There are more powerful and stable skis in this category that are gonna feel better on hardpack, like the Rustler 9 or Sheeva 9. The Ranger is more energetic than those skis and would definitely be my choice if I was focusing on bumps and trees, or just wanted something that's easier to turn. The Ranger 96 is undemanding and super easy to balance on with a huge sweet spot that makes the ski more accessible for non-expert skiers, or expert skiers that make a mistake -- it happens. The Ranger 96 has become a favorite amongst skiers who want one ski that can handle the steeps, trees, bowls, and groomers.
Who's this ski for? Skiers who want a versatile ski that's good on groomers but shines off trail.
Who isn't this ski for? Groomer skiers who hate playful skis and fun.
Tested by
Brady Page
Devon Scovill
Garrett Finn
George Michaelsen
Joe Riccio
Matt Berkowitz
Neil Soucy
Tech Specs
- Radius/ 18m @ 180cm
- Profile/ Rocker - Camber - Rocker
- Core Materials/ Beech & Poplar
- Designed By/ Fischer
- Weight/ 1950g per ski @ 180cm
- Dimensions/ 128 - 96 - 119mm
- Added Materials/ Titanal
- Built By/ Fischer
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If you're a more adventurous skier but end up to spending more of your time on groomers the Ranger 96 is your ski. It loves tree runs, bumps, and tight terrain but it can more than hang on a groomer. It's incredibly maneuverable but offers enough grip.