Fischer Speedmax Skate Plus

The Plus base is optimized for warmer, wetter snow conditions, typically ranging from -5°C and warmer. It features a specific base structure designed to handle higher moisture content, ensuring the ski glides efficiently without suction.

Traditional bases are often bonded using heat, which can alter the material's molecular structure. Cold Base Bonding applies the base without heat, preserving the material's integrity for better wax absorption and a more consistent, durable glide surface.

Yes. Because the sidewall is liquid-waxable, it requires the same attention as your base. You should apply a liquid glide wax to the sidewall before each race or training session to maintain the friction-reducing benefits.

The 610 construction is Fischer's specific camber profile designed for skate skiing. It focuses on stability and pressure distribution, making it particularly effective for maintaining momentum during the glide phase and providing a predictable platform for climbing.

These are elite-level race skis. While a recreational skier can certainly use them, the stiff, responsive nature of the Air Core HM Carbon construction is designed for high-speed, technical skiing. You may find them less forgiving than a dedicated touring or fitness-oriented skate ski.