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Reviewed by roller on Wed Aug 25th, 2010

Awesome ski, this ski is a fighter jet so fast across the wake and out of the turn. the only thing that this ski doesn't have would be the forgiveness. if your not on your A game and not skiing the best you can the ski will take-off and leave you in the water.

Reviewed by chris on Wed Aug 18th, 2010

LOVE THE SKI...first time out i ran 5@38...trying to fine tune the off side...great workmanship

2007 Fisher 01

Reviewed by BudMan on Sat Aug 7th, 2010

Awesome ski! It is no wonder WaterSki Mag kept rating it number one. I got the blue flex because I always heard Chet Raley and Steve Schnitzer talk about the advantages of a soft ski that instantly rebounds. These skies are made with a special RTM system that makes them the strongest and longest lasting. The ski felt great from the get-go. The ski is so comfortable and predictable, a beginner could do well on it and yet it can also take an expert to the very shortest loops. Pros have won many tournaments on the Fisher ski and I can see why. This ski rocks. I am able to ski with out much physical effort. Other skis wore my body out but not this one. I can ski longer sets and smoother sets. This ski has never thrown me. It is so predictable. I have run -38 on it like it was a walk in the park. My daughter has free skied on it and loved how safe she felt on it. I would recommend this ski to the most advanced as well as a beginner. I have tried a lot of skis and this might be the crown jewel of them all. I can mess-up and the ski knows what to do to get back under control. Fantastic ski!

Reviewed by greg haskett on Tue Jul 27th, 2010

I tried a 67 although I should ski a 68 or preferably 69 (6 ft 215 lbs) but it was the closest the local ski shop had so I tried it knowing that some things with it related to the wrong size would be way off. My intention was to get the general behavior of the ski to see if it's what I wanted to by in my size. It seemed really fast (as smaller skis sometimes do) but I was really impressed with how smooth it was. Wake crossing never really entered my mind because it was so easy. Maybe it was the size thing again, but I see this ski in the correct size being pretty awesome.

2007 Fisher 01

Reviewed by Whiteout01 on Sun Jul 25th, 2010

Wow, I love this ski, 68" Yellow. I have tried a Strada(Very Forgiving), D3 Z7 ST (Extremely efficient, low physical effort), A1(Rode too deep in the water at 34mph for me), S1(Didn't fit my style), 9700 (Great Ski), 9800(Extremely picky on body position, had two and hated both), SIXAM 1.1 (Great 36MPH ski but not as efficient at 34MPH) and Elite(killer ski just couldn't gain any extra balls and you had to ride it centered to forward weight bias). All have there great points but the Fischer is the most forgiving well rounded ski I been on to date. Snappy turns, extremely fast, forgiving on body position but does like a neutral body stance and very efficient cross course. It just rips.

Reviewed by arturo on Thu Jul 22nd, 2010

I like this ski, but it is the first ski that I have owned versus borrowed. I previously rode an EP and Jobe slalom models and I have demo'ed a System 8. The CR7 is definitely newer and geared for advanced skiers. I feel every ripple in the water and the ski wiggles a bit, however in soft smooth water, it is bang on, nice and stable.

Reviewed by billbouy on Sun Jul 11th, 2010

Love this ski, feels very stable, quick turns and fast acceleration out of the turn. The EXO boots are awsome. Had a little trouble at first getting out of them when I was done but very comfortable!!