I've been skiing the 182 Fischer RC One GT 86 for a while now, maybe six or seven days so far, including in some 4-6" power, crud and on both mild bumps and groomers. I'm really happy with it. This ski turned out to be different than I'd thought, but very good still. It skis in a way that is unique, not like any other ski I've been on: its own version of really dialed in recreational GS turns (or medium radius carved turns), and/or shorter when desired (but fairly versatile as to terrain): it feels like it does much of the work for you. The turn hold is really strong and dynamic, making well-carved turns with less effort than other skis. Like a tank. It has a bit heavier feel than the shorter 175, maybe; than almost all other modern skis, probably; and so far, seems a bit heavy for bumping a lot (but I have to test the ski specifically in bumps more to be sure of this). It handles crud and some powder like a tank also, very stable and strong there, with a very slight bit of float feel, but more just charging through, unflappable.
Compared to the Stockli AX 182 carve, a different feel and dynamic: it is more bombproof, easier at the forceful GS like turns it does best, more foolproof in crud also. So far, anyway. A winner. It has no speed limit, as near as I can tell. It charges when desired, except with more of a strong, cheater GS turn quality than other skis - at least among the non-FIS skis I've been on.
(Probably, most people here will prefer the 175, as with the Laser AX. Not sure, though.)