Fischer Outback 68 Crown/Skin Xtralite Cross-Country Skis with NNN BC Bindings
Enjoy exploring on the wide, stable Fischer Outback 68 Crown/Skin Xtralite cross-country skis with bindings. Their steel edges and Offtrack Crown pattern provide control and grip on ungroomed snow.
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- Easy Skin 50 can be added for secure grip on steeper terrain (skins not included)
- Full-length steel edges improve control
- Reduced-length sizing offers improved control and maneuverability for an easier skiing experience
- Light and durable wood cores
- These come with premounted NNN BC bindings
- 179 cm size weighs 3 lbs. 14 oz. per pair
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| Best Use | Cross-country Skiing |
|---|---|
| Ski Design | Classic |
| Ski Terrain | XC Ungroomed |
| Tip Width | 68 millimeters |
| Waist Width | 59 millimeters |
| Tail Width | 64 millimeters |
| Ski Camber | XC Single Camber |
| Recommended Skier Weight | 169 CM: 110-141 pounds 179 CM: 131-174 pounds 189 CM: 164-198 pounds 199 CM: 175-229 pounds |
| Metal Edge | Full Metal |
| Core | Wood |
| Kick-Zone Traction | Patterned Base |
| Bindings Mounted | Yes |
| Weight (Pair) | 3 lbs. 14 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Boot and Binding Compatibility | NNN BC |
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Excellent, just not on backpack trips.
I really like these skis, but the max length 199s are not stiff enough to accommodate the same weight range as a traditionally longer ski. I'm 180lbs and with a modest backpack, the skis are flattened and have almost no glide. With a lightweight pack and no pack, they're great. It's so nice to be a le to use a shorter ski, which I thought would work for ski trips, but isnt true unless you're having someone else haul in some of your gear. The extra long scaled kick zone is fantastic. I did have one binding break and rip out on a very slow 1-2mph, undramatic fall to the side on flat terrain. REI replaced them, understandably.