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Oh, those must be the older ones. I thought you got these:
The Fischer Explorer is a robust cruising ski featuring Air Channel construction for light, responsive performance and a wide body for enhanced climbing.
Wear-resistant Sintec base
Mountain Crown climbing system
Steel edges
Waxless Sidecut: 60/50/59/50/55 mm
Weight: 4 lb. 4 oz. (based on 184)
Core: Wood
Edge: Steel
Size: S(164cm) M(174cm) L(184cm)
Closeouts. Austria.
They have some really funny sidecut. I'm not thinking they were wildly popular.
Quit messing with those Glitts and get some S Bounds.
Yeah that's a rad sidecut... 5D skis are the new cool!
I got an older model, probably from around 2005 or something? I thought I would just keep the old Rossignol branded bindings and throw the skis away...
/...\ Peace, Love, Telemark and Tofu /...\ "And if you like to risk your neck, we'll boom down Sutton in old Quebec..."
Wow wow and re-wow! Is your season ever going to end? We still have some snow remaining in some remote area here (american north east) but the long drive just doesn't worth it anymore...
