Start with the terrain you want to ski, then compare the manufacturer's intended skier and dimensions. This shortlist includes skis with positive recorded stock and an active online product page, checked November 11, 2026. Stock can change; confirm your length and color on the product page.
Compare the shortlist
| Ski | Terrain and intended use | Skier level | Waist width | Stocked lengths and choice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fischer Ranger 90 | All-mountain / freeride. Consider for a New England mix of groomed runs and soft snow, consistent with Fischer's stated use. Not presented here as a dedicated deep-powder ski. | Advanced, per Fischer. | Length-dependent: Fischer lists 88, 89 and 90 mm on A16024 variants, and 91 mm on an A17224 variant. Confirm the exact length/color specification before choosing; the model name is not a universal 90 mm measurement. | 156, 163, 170, 177 and 184 cm have stock in at least one color. Ask us to confirm the size and specification for your height, weight and skiing style. |
| ID One MR J 26 | Mogul development for smaller, lighter junior athletes. Compare for bump-focused skiing, not as a general all-mountain or powder recommendation. | Junior mogul development; no equivalent general beginner/intermediate/advanced rating verified. | 66 mm at 140 cm; 65 mm at 150 cm, per ID One's MR-J specification. | 140 and 150 cm. Manufacturer guidance considers age and power. The 140 cm requires junior bindings; the 150 cm can accept adult or junior bindings. Confirm boot and binding compatibility before mounting. |
| Faction Prodigy Jr | Junior ski. Faction's 2024 junior collection identifies this model, but exact model-year terrain and ability ratings have not been verified here. Do not assume specifications from the newer bundled version apply. | Junior; exact model-year ability rating not verified. | Faction's 2024 collection lists a nominal 76 mm waist (108–76–100 mm). Length-specific width for the stocked 113 cm has not been verified. | 103 and 113 cm. Confirm the exact model-year dimensions and fit with us before choosing. |
| ID One MR G 26 | Mogul-specific. A step-up model from the MR-D in the manufacturer's range; compare for bump-focused skiing rather than powder use. | Intermediate to advanced mogul skiers, per ID One. | 62 mm; manufacturer sidecut 95–62–85 mm. | 168 cm in Green. ID One recommends selecting according to physique and power. The stocked size is not automatically the right fit. |
Choose by your New England ski day
Mixed terrain and soft snow: start by comparing the Ranger 90's manufacturer-stated all-mountain use with your needs. Mogul-focused days: compare the MR-J's junior development role with the MR-G's intermediate-to-advanced mogul role. These are different intended users, not interchangeable options. Junior skis: the Prodigy Jr is included with the specification gaps above, not assigned an unverified performance rating.
Powder versus all-mountain: this is not a verified dedicated-powder shortlist. Fischer describes the Ranger 90 as all-mountain and suitable for soft snow. That does not establish deep-powder performance for every skier, or make the narrower mogul skis powder alternatives. Waist width alone is not a complete ski recommendation.
Choose your length
Use the stocked lengths as a shortlist, not a size prescription. Tell us your height, weight, current ski length, ability and preferred terrain so we can help confirm your choice. For MR-J, ID One considers junior age and power; for MR-G, physique and power. No universal height-to-length chart is applied across these different ski categories.
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Specification sources
Specifications are drawn from manufacturer sources, not inferred from ski names. Model-year or length-specific gaps remain explicitly marked. Availability is a store stock snapshot, not manufacturer availability.