Fischer RD Speedmax 3D Double Poling – High-Performance Double-Poling Racing Skis

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Racing Skis Designed for Double Poling

The Fischer RD Speedmax 3D Double Poling is a top-level racing ski specifically designed for double-poling technique. Its construction is developed to meet the demands of double poling, where efficient power transfer, excellent glide, and reliable control are essential.

Unlike traditional classic cross-country skis, double-poling skis are not designed to generate kick grip using grip wax. Instead, their construction is optimized to convert the power generated during double poling into efficient forward movement.

At XCSkiGuru, we consider the skier's weight, double-poling technique, power output, racing level, and intended snow conditions when selecting a ski pair.

Our goal is to find an individual ski pair that matches the skier as closely as possible.

Speedmax 3D Double Poling – Racing Skis for Double Poling

The Fischer Speedmax 3D Double Poling Sprint is developed for competitive skiers and dedicated double-poling athletes.

Its Air Core HM Carbon core combines low weight, stability, and efficient power transfer. The carbon-reinforced construction is designed to handle the powerful loading generated during double poling.

The dedicated DP construction is engineered for double-poling technique, where ski behavior differs from both conventional classic skis and skate skis.

The 191 cm length also provides excellent maneuverability in racing situations. The relatively short construction makes the skis easier to handle when skiing close to other competitors, through corners, and across varied terrain.

The stated weight is approximately 1,030 g per pair (191 cm).

World Cup Plus Base

The ski features a World Cup Plus base, developed to deliver racing-level glide performance.

Base performance depends on snow temperature, moisture, structure, and hardness, as well as ski grinding and waxing.

XCSkiGuru offers different versions of the Speedmax 3D Double Poling Sprint, including Sprint and Sprint Gold.

When selecting the appropriate version and individual ski pair, we consider the intended use and the snow conditions in which the skis will primarily be used.

Individual Ski Pair Selection

Choosing the right individual ski pair is particularly important for double-poling skis because the skier's weight, power output, and technique influence ski performance.

Even pairs of the same model and length can differ in stiffness and pressure-zone characteristics.

Pair-specific measurement data, such as FA values, may be used during the selection process when available.

Ski length alone does not determine how a particular pair will perform for an individual skier.

XCSkiGuru aims to select a pair whose characteristics match the skier's power output, double-poling technique, and intended racing conditions.

Cold Base Bonding

Cold Base Bonding is Fischer's base-bonding technology, developed to preserve the properties of the ski base material as effectively as possible.

The technology is designed to support glide performance and maintain the base's suitability for waxing and grinding.

For racing skis, base material properties are an important part of overall performance, together with the correct grinding structure and waxing for the conditions.

Gliding Sidewall

Gliding Sidewall is Fischer's 3D technology, in which the ski sidewalls are also designed with reduced friction in mind.

The sidewalls can be treated with liquid glide wax.

This technology is intended to reduce friction and improve glide during competitive skiing.

Air Core HM Carbon

Air Core HM Carbon is an extremely lightweight ski core incorporating carbon fiber.

It is designed to combine low weight, structural stability, and efficient power transfer.

These properties are especially important in double poling, where propulsion is generated primarily through upper-body movement and pole strokes.

XCSkiGuru Individual Ski Pair Selection

When selecting a ski pair, we consider factors including:

• skier's weight and height

• racing level and skiing experience

• double-poling technique

• power output

• intended racing conditions

• snow type and track hardness

• ski stiffness and pressure-zone characteristics

• available pair-specific measurement data

• race distance and intended use.

Our goal is not simply to choose the correct Speedmax model, but to find an individual ski pair that suits the skier and the intended conditions as closely as possible.

XC Ski Guru Tip

Selecting the right individual ski pair is one of the most important factors affecting double-poling ski performance.

The ski must work effectively with the skier's power output while maintaining good glide throughout the different stages of a race.

We also recommend an XC Ski Guru stone grind, selected according to the ski's intended use and target snow conditions.

The combination of the right ski pair, an appropriate grinding structure, and careful waxing helps maximize the ski's performance potential.

Technical Specifications

Who Is This Ski For?

For competitive skiers and dedicated recreational athletes looking for a high-performance ski specifically designed for double poling.

The Fischer RD Speedmax 3D Double Poling is particularly suited to long-distance skiing, double-poling races, and training where efficient power transfer, excellent glide, and ski control are essential.

XCSkiGuru's individual ski pair selection helps you find a suitable option based on your skiing characteristics and intended use.