2027 Fischer The Curv Noize GT 85 Skis W/ RSW 12 GW Bindings

Wider than a typical carving ski but every bit as serious about edge grip, the Fischer The Curv Noize GT 85 is built for skiers who want a big, stable platform on groomed terrain. The extra width underfoot gives it a planted, connected feel and helps it stay composed when the corduroy breaks down into softer, cut-up snow by afternoon. Two sheets of shaped titanal over a beech and poplar core supply real power, and a fiberglass bridge underfoot adds torsional stiffness, meaning the ski won't twist and let go of its edge mid-turn. Fischer's Noize Control pattern damps vibration as the pace rises, and the RSW 12 binding sits on a plate that lets the ski bend naturally. It's a strong, energetic ski, and advanced to expert skiers who drive it from the front of the boot will feel it come alive.

Why we like it:

The extra width underfoot is a big part of the appeal, giving the Noize GT 85 a planted, powerful feel that's hard to find in a narrower carver. Noize Control and two layers of Shaped Ti keep it smooth and quiet even when the snow turns firm and fast.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert skiers who carve hard and prefer a wider platform will love this ski. It's ideal for skiers who rarely leave the corduroy but want the stability to keep pushing when the snow gets chopped up in the afternoon.

Highlights:

A pair of Shaped Ti sheets, one thicker at 0.8 mm and one at 0.5 mm, give the Noize GT 85 its muscle, with the titanal thickness and outline matched to the ski's geometry for grip and a smoother ride. They sit over a Beech Poplar Woodcore, chosen for stability and efficient power transfer to the edge, and a Fiberglass Bridge in the binding area adds torsional stiffness. Noize Control prints metal pigments onto defined spots of the topsheet, quieting vibration and helping the ski accelerate through the turn. The E-Triple Radius sidecut handles carved and skidded turns, and the On-Piste Rocker softens the start of each arc. The Superflex plate is designed so the binding interferes as little as possible with the ski's natural flex, letting it bend evenly for consistent edge hold, and Sandwich Sidewall Construction delivers a balanced flex with strong rebound.

Things to consider:

This is a heavy, powerful ski that rewards an aggressive, forward stance; skiers with a more relaxed or upright style may find it less responsive. It's also more at home on firm snow than off the trail, and skiers wanting something lighter and more forgiving are better matched with the GT 80.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing recommendations apply to the Noize GT 85. Going longer maximizes the planted, powerful feel on fast groomers, and going shorter brings the wide platform around more quickly for skiers who prefer rounder, medium-sized turns.