Collection: FIS (Racing)

FIS (Racing) Skis – Precision and Speed on the Slopes

FIS racing skis are designed for competitive skiers seeking maximum performance, precision, and control on groomed racecourses. Unlike recreational or all-mountain skis, FIS skis prioritize speed, stability, and responsiveness, ensuring top performance in slalom, giant slalom, and downhill events. In our store, you will find a selection of FIS racing skis built for champions, combining advanced materials, expert engineering, and race-proven designs.

Choosing the Right FIS Racing Skis

Selecting the right FIS ski depends on your competitive level, racing discipline, and personal technique. Beginners and intermediate racers benefit from skis that offer a balance of control and responsiveness, while elite skiers prefer high-performance skis tailored for maximum speed and precise edge grip. Ski length, stiffness, and camber profile are key factors to consider.

Brands Overview

• Atomic – Renowned for innovative race technology, Atomic skis deliver exceptional speed, stability, and precision on every course.
• Salomon – Engineered for agility and control, Salomon FIS skis provide unmatched performance for competitive racers.
• Head – High-tech construction and race-focused designs make Head skis ideal for athletes aiming for podium finishes.
• Rossignol – Combining precision engineering and stability, Rossignol FIS skis excel in all racing disciplines.

FAQ – Buying FIS Racing Skis

What should I consider when buying FIS racing skis?

Consider your racing discipline, skill level, and personal technique. Factors like ski length, stiffness, camber profile, and edge grip are critical for optimal performance. Choosing skis designed specifically for your event (slalom, giant slalom, downhill) will maximize control and speed.

How do I determine the correct ski length?

FIS ski length is determined by your height, weight, and racing discipline. Shorter skis allow quicker turns and better agility in slalom, while longer skis provide stability and speed in downhill and giant slalom events.

What is important about ski stiffness and flexibility?

Ski stiffness affects edge control and responsiveness. Softer skis are easier to manage for developing racers, while stiffer skis provide the stability, speed, and precision required for high-level competition.

Can one pair of skis work for multiple racing disciplines?

FIS skis are usually specialized for a specific discipline to achieve the best performance. While some skis offer versatility, top-level racers use dedicated skis for slalom, giant slalom, or downhill to ensure optimal control and speed.

How should I maintain my FIS racing skis?

Regular maintenance is essential. Keep your skis waxed and edges sharpened for maximum grip and smooth turns. Inspect bindings regularly and store skis in a dry, temperature-controlled environment to maintain performance and safety.