Fischer Speedmax 3D Zero+ IFP – top performance for tricky classic conditions
When conditions are difficult and grip wax fails, the Fischer Speedmax 3D Zero+ IFP steps in. Designed for zero degrees and wet snow, it combines reliable grip with top-level glide.
🔧 Technologies & Construction
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Zero+ kick zone – textured and treated surface ensures grip without traditional wax.
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Cold Base Bonding – better wax absorption and grindability.
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Gliding Sidewalls – waxable sidewalls reduce friction.
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World Cup Plus base – optimized for warm and wet snow.
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Air Core HM Carbon – lightweight, stiff racing core.
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IFP plate – Turnamic® binding system.
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Sidecut: 41–44–44 mm.
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Delivered pre-waxed – thin layer must be removed before use.
📋 Use & Target Group
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Style: Classic
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Level: Competitive and advanced skiers
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Best for: 0 °C and wet snow conditions where grip wax struggles
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Not suitable for: Cold, dry snow (hard wax works better)
📏 Lengths & Flex
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Available lengths: 192, 197, 202, 207 cm
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Flex option: Medium
🧮 Length & Flex Guide
| Weight (kg) | Ski length | Recommended flex |
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| < 60 | 192 cm | Medium |
| 60–75 | 192–197 cm | Medium |
| 75–90 | 197–202 cm | Medium |
| > 90 | 202–207 cm | Medium (to be checked by ski master) |
💡 XCskiGuru Tips
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XCskiGuru grinding option – the factory grind is good, but XCskiGuru offers a snow-specific grind for Zero+ skis.
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Maintain the Zero+ kick zone properly for consistent grip.
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Glide base waxing and grinding are crucial in mixed conditions.
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Choose ski length based on weight – Medium flex suits most skiers.
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Clean and dry the kick zone after each session.
👉 Buyer Summary
The Speedmax 3D Zero+ IFP is a special ski for difficult conditions – secure grip and World Cup glide around zero degrees and in wet snow. If unsure, let our ski master select the perfect pair for you.