Fischer · Unisex · 26/27
The Curv GT 76 + RSW 10 GW
Advanced · black runsCarving & racing
159 cmLengthGet it · 159 cm
Live stockSame-day pickup, during store hours, at a store that has it. Choose pickup or delivery at checkout.
14-day returns, any store · Free same-day mounting at Richmond Hill and Ottawa, with your boots
Common questions
Borderline fittersOur Find my length tool starts from your height: advanced skiers about 3 cm under their height; plus 4 cm if you're heavier than most people your height, minus 4 if lighter; minus 3 more if you mostly carve. Example: an advanced skier 170 cm tall who mostly carves gets about 164 cm, so the 166. We carry 159, 166, 173 and 180 cm.
It's for advanced skiers. Fischer rates it Advanced and says it can handle aggressive skiing while staying agile and manoeuvrable.
Groomed runs, with a little room off the side. Fischer puts it in its piste range ('more on-piste') and promises maximum agility and versatility on the slopes. Its 76 mm waist is in the 66–80 mm range we suggest for mostly groomed Ontario runs.
Yes, it's a piste ski built for grip: a Power Ti titanal (metal) layer, which Fischer says improves edge grip, and a Diagofiber layer for torsional stability. Fischer says it can handle aggressive skiing and stays very smooth.
About
The Curv GT 76 + RSW 10 GW
The Fischer The Curv GT 76 is a piste ski from Fischer's The Curv GT range, made mostly for groomed runs with some time off them ("more on-piste" in Fischer's terms). Fischer rates it Advanced. This set comes with the RSW 10 GW binding (DIN 3–10, 85 mm brake) on Fischer's Twin Powerrail.
Fischer calls it a highlight for playful skiing: easy to turn, agile and manoeuvrable, yet able to handle aggressive skiing while staying smooth and responsive. Its E-Triple Radius sidecut is made for both carved and drifted turns, and an On-Piste Rocker makes turns easier to start.
Key features
- E-Triple Radius — Fischer's triple-radius sidecut for carving and drift turns, versatile across slope conditions
- Power Ti — titanal in the construction for better edge grip
- Diagofiber — a diagonal carbon / glass-fibre grid for torsional stability in turns
- On-Piste Rocker — a shorter contact length, so turn initiation takes less effort
Specifications
- Level — Advanced (5–8 on Fischer's 10-step catalogue scale)
- Terrain — Piste; more on-piste
- Rocker / camber — On-Piste Rocker
- Core — Poplar woodcore
- Construction — Power Ti, Diagofiber, sintered base
- Binding — RSW 10 GW Powerrail, 85 mm brake, DIN 3–10; fits alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk® (ISO 23223) soles
- Weight — 1,990 g per ski at 173 cm
By length
- 173cm — 14.5m radius · 125 / 76 / 109 mm (Fischer's reference length)
Specs by length
How it rides
Based on the brand’s category: Fischer · More on-piste
Level
Beginner Intermediate Advanced ExpertWhere it shines
Construction
Questions
Asked in store, answered by our fitters
What length should I get?
Our Find my length tool starts from your height: advanced skiers about 3 cm under their height; plus 4 cm if you're heavier than most people your height, minus 4 if lighter; minus 3 more if you mostly carve. Example: an advanced skier 170 cm tall who mostly carves gets about 164 cm, so the 166. We carry 159, 166, 173 and 180 cm.
Is this ski right for my level?
It's for advanced skiers. Fischer rates it Advanced and says it can handle aggressive skiing while staying agile and manoeuvrable.
Is it for groomers, all-mountain or powder?
Groomed runs, with a little room off the side. Fischer puts it in its piste range ('more on-piste') and promises maximum agility and versatility on the slopes. Its 76 mm waist is in the 66–80 mm range we suggest for mostly groomed Ontario runs.
Will it hold an edge on icy Ontario groomers?
Yes, it's a piste ski built for grip: a Power Ti titanal (metal) layer, which Fischer says improves edge grip, and a Diagofiber layer for torsional stability. Fischer says it can handle aggressive skiing and stays very smooth.
Does it come with bindings?
Yes. It comes with the Fischer RSW 10 GW binding (DIN 3–10, 85 mm brake) on Fischer's Twin Powerrail.
Will my boots fit the bindings? What does GW mean?
The RSW 10 GW takes standard alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk (ISO 23223) boot soles. GW means GripWalk: a rockered, rubber-treaded sole that makes walking easier. Touring-sole boots aren't listed for it.
What's its turn radius?
The turn radius grows with length: 13.5 m at 159 cm, 14 m at 166, 14.5 m at 173 and 15 m at 180 cm. Fischer says its E-Triple Radius sidecut suits both carved and drifted turns.
What do 76 and RSW 10 GW mean?
76 is the waist width in mm. RSW 10 GW is the binding: DIN 3–10, and GW means it takes GripWalk boot soles. It sits on Fischer's Twin Powerrail, a two-part binding rail that Fischer says is lighter and drives power to the ski better.
Is it a men's or women's ski?
It's a unisex ski. Fischer makes one The Curv GT 76, and a women's ski is only a length difference. Pick by length; we carry 159 to 180 cm.
Do you mount the bindings? Do I need to bring my boots?
Yes, free and the same day at Richmond Hill and Ottawa. We set the bindings to your boots, so bring yours or buy boots with the skis; you check and sign off on the setup in store. Skis we ship go out unmounted.
Does it have rocker or camber?
It has Fischer's On-Piste Rocker. Rocker shortens the contact length of the ski, so turns start more easily and with less effort.
What warranty does it have?
It's covered by Borderline Outdoor's 1-year warranty. If something goes wrong, contact us with your order details.