Nice review, thank you. I picked up a pair of the fisher S112’s just for the reasons that you expressed. I wanted a wider ski for backcountry use in the deep. I am running with the Roto fella locking NNN 10:30 BC bindings And a set of tall Alpina explorer boots. Working OK so far. A learning process for me as I have been mainly a resort skier. I did consider the explorer bindings, but that requires a complete change of boots and skis as well which I cannot afford. So your review helped in saying that it is not a huge difference between the two. Keep up the good work.
Hi Kestrel, i love the Excursion 88. For me, it is the perfect Ski for the german low mountain ranges. But i use the "normal" BC Rottefella Binding with Alpina Alaska Boot. My Telemarkskills looks funny like your´s ;-) Have fun!
Nice review, thank you. I picked up a pair of the fisher S112’s just for the reasons that you expressed. I wanted a wider ski for backcountry use in the deep. I am running with the Roto fella locking NNN 10:30 BC bindings And a set of tall Alpina explorer boots. Working OK so far. A learning process for me as I have been mainly a resort skier. I did consider the explorer bindings, but that requires a complete change of boots and skis as well which I cannot afford. So your review helped in saying that it is not a huge difference between the two. Keep up the good work.
I love that you left for fall at the end in the video. Thanks for all of the information.
Super helpful, exactly the skiing I want to do!
Hi Kestrel, i love the Excursion 88. For me, it is the perfect Ski for the german low mountain ranges. But i use the "normal" BC Rottefella Binding with Alpina Alaska Boot. My Telemarkskills looks funny like your´s ;-) Have fun!
This is so helpfull. I did not even know Rosssignol made xp boots. They are half the price of other brands here in europe.
The flat resistor is ment walking up steep hills and pulk.
Useful, thanks!
I support you my friend
Fun ending😊
Dickie (you know, Dickie Hall from the late NATO) would say that falling is part of the fun... Thanks for the in depth review.