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Closeouts. Sail through powder, crud, bumps and big turns with Fischer Watea 94 mid-fat alpine skis, which are constructed with I-Beam technology for improved torsion and stability, along with sandwich sidewall construction for excellent grip and smooth running.
- 94cm waist floats in powder but still rips groomers
- I-Beam technology provides stability
- Recommended for advanced to expert skiers
- Sandwich sidewall construction has a wood core reinforced with Air Carbon for premium grip and smooth performance
- Modified swallow tail allows for quick turns in powder but still allows for other snow conditions
- Powder hull
- Camber rocker
- Sidecut dimensions: 130/94/118mm
- Turn radius: 21m
- Weight: 8 lb. 8 oz. (based on 178)
- Core: Wood
- Edge: Steel
- Made in Austria
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Average Rating (4 reviews)
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Reviewed by Ron from Mass on Tuesday, March 20, 2012Took them out last weekend in the hard ice in the morning and slush in the afternoon and the skis preformed well. Easy to turn especially in the crud.
- Best Uses: Downhill
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Good Shock Absorption, Great Construction, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: Yes
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Reviewed by meazy from Cambridge, MA on Wednesday, December 28, 2011Can't be that price, excellent ski for a great price. The 94's are great for the east coast. Also ski'd the 84's last year. The 84's are easier to turn but don't have the same float on the power and chatter a little more on the groomers. The 94's make a better all around ski.
- Best Uses: Downhill
- Cons: Some chatter on the cord
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Good Shock Absorption, Great Construction, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by SFTP'er from Redwood City on Friday, December 16, 2011First mail order ski but the best. Sorry, I didn't get another pair to mount w different binding. 175#, 170cm. Plenty of float in Utah powder and very stable at high speed on pack. Easy to turn at slow. Good on crude/powder/ice.
- Best Uses: All Mountain, Downhill, Telemarking
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: All mountain, Easy turning, Lightweight, Stable
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Pico Skier from Chittenden, VT on Sunday, April 10, 2011I live and ski at Killington/Pico and originally purchased this ski as an addition to my quiver. It has quickly become the only ski I take out any more. Other than being a little sluggish in short radius turns or tight moguls it has very little down side and is blast to ski. If I still lived out in Colorado I would probably go a little fatter and look at the Watea 101 but for the east coast the Watea 94 is a great choice!
- Best Uses: Downhill, East all-in-one ski, Powdercrud
- Cons: Short radius turns
- Describe Yourself: Professional
- Pros: Edge hold on hard pack, Float in soft snow, Stable at speed, Versatile
- Was this a gift?: No
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Question “I'm 5 ft 9in tall and weigh 155 lbs and am a very experienced Norther CA resort skier. Love to ski ungroomed steeps, moguls, trees, etc. when conditions are good, but also spend a lot of time on the groomed blues & blacks with my wife and kids. I'm currently on 181cm K2 skis that are narrower under foot than the Wateas. Can anyone familiar with the Wateas say whether the 178 would be too long for me? Should I go short and get the 170s?”
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Answer The Wates 94 Alpine Skis at 170 cm length is suggested for advanced to expert skiier in all mountain conditions incuding powder who is 5'7" to 5'10" and between 140 to 165 pounds.
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Question “Bindings?”
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Answer Skis do not come with bindings unless stated in the title.
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