This Week’s Golden Pick: Fischer RC4 Noize

• Posted on 15 January 2026
• By Michael Belair
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This week’s Golden Pick highlights the Fischer RC4 Noize, focusing on the consumer lineup and its balanced, race-inspired construction. The article breaks down how Noize Control technology, a solid wood core, and Titanal reinforcement work together to create a smooth, stable, and versatile carving ski, while briefly outlining how the ST and LT models tailor that same construction to different turn shapes and skiing styles.

Our Golden Pick this week is the Fischer RC4 Noize — the all-round model in Fischer’s RC4 Noize family. It’s a frontside carving ski that balances responsiveness, stability, and smoothness in a way that makes it suited to a wide range of strong everyday skiers.

What Makes the RC4 Noize All-Round Model Stand Out

The RC4 Noize is built using key technologies that come from Fischer’s race development but tuned for consumer performance.

Noize Control™ Technology is the defining feature across the lineup. It uses a specific surface treatment with metal pigments applied to targeted areas of the ski to reduce vibration, which results in a more stable, quieter ride and better contact with the snow throughout the turn. This helps the ski feel predictable and composed even at higher speeds.

Underneath the top sheet, the RC4 Noize uses a solid wood core. A solid wood core provides consistent flex, natural shock absorption, and reliable rebound through the turn. It also contributes to a stable feel from turn entry through completion.

Titanal reinforcement — referred to as Shaped Ti in Fischer’s construction — adds torsional stiffness and edge grip. The layers of titanally are shaped to suit the ski’s geometry, giving stability and precision without unnecessary weight.

The combination of these elements makes the RC4 Noize capable of handling short, medium, and longer, more arcing turns on groomed snow. It’s not as focused as a pure race ski, but it offers enough performance and control to satisfy intermediate to advanced skiers looking for a single piste ski that does a bit of everything well.

A Quick Look at the Rest of the RC4 Noize Consumer Lineup

The RC4 Noize series includes a few other consumer-oriented models that share the same core technologies but are shaped or tuned for specific turn styles.

Fischer RC4 Noize ST Pro Skis
This is the short-turn carving option in the lineup. It has a narrower sidecut and geometry optimized for quick, tight arcs and fast edge-to-edge transitions. Construction is similar to the all-round model with Noize Control™, wood core, and titanium reinforcement, but the shape makes it most at home in rhythmic, technical carving.

RC4 Noize LT (non-Pro)
The LT version leans toward longer, more sweeping turns. It still uses Noize Control™, a solid wood core, and Shaped Ti layers, but the turn radius and flex pattern are targeted at smoother, more open arcs. It’s a good fit if you spend more time linking medium or large radius turns and want something slightly more stable at speed.

Bottom Line

The Fischer RC4 Noize all-round earns this week’s Golden Pick because it combines Noize Control™ vibration damping, a solid wood core, and Shaped Ti reinforcement into a ski that feels stable, direct, and responsive in a variety of carving situations. Whether you’re cruising groomers or challenging yourself with higher speed, it’s a ski that rewards solid technique without being as demanding as pure race models.

The rest of the consumer RC4 Noize lineup — from the ST carving specialist to the LT long-turn version — uses the same construction principles but adjusts them to different turn styles. That makes the series easy to match to your preferred way of skiing while keeping the same core feel throughout.

Where to buy:

https://www.goldensports.ca/us/search/noize/