where are fischer skis made

Fischer skis are primarily made in two main locations: at Fischer’s historic factory in Ried im Innkreis, Austria, and at their large “tree‑to‑ski” facility in Mukachevo (also spelled Mukachevo/Mukacheve), in western Ukraine.

Main production locations

• Ried im Innkreis, Austria – This is Fischer’s long‑standing headquarters and core ski factory, where many of their higher‑end and race skis have traditionally been produced.

• Mukachevo, Ukraine – Fischer operates one of the world’s largest ski factories here, originally opened in the late 1980s and now used for large‑volume production of Fischer skis (and some other brands) across alpine and nordic lines.

Some specific models or seasons have also been temporarily produced elsewhere (for example, a recent year of certain touring models was made in China when the Ukrainian plant was disrupted, then moved back to Mukachevo), but Austria and Ukraine are the key answers to “where are Fischer skis made.”

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