Fischer Desire My Style

rated 3.5 of 5 stars average rating
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user

I use these skis for non-groomed trails and they work…

Rating: rated 3.5 of 5 stars
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: They are pretty!

Summary

I use these skis for non-groomed trails and they work pretty well. They stay slick in all temperatures.

Pros

  • Work well in all types of snow
  • Great width
  • Pre-mounted bindings
  • Great value

Cons

  • They seem a little short, I'm tall.

This is my first pair of cross-country skis. They are a great starter set, especially with the pre-mounted bindings. I took them out of box and was on the trail in less than an hour of their delivery! They are very light snd easy to carry.

I purchased the 184 cm. I am 72" so they seem just a bit short for me, but maybe I'm just getting use to Nordic style after skiing alpine my whole life. My 77" husband took them out and he thought they were great. I would recommend these skis for beginner to intermediate.

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