Fischer Transalp Tour

With a 120 flex, this boot offers a solid, responsive feel that handles technical terrain and variable snow conditions well. While it is designed primarily for touring efficiency, it provides enough power to drive most backcountry-oriented skis confidently.

The buckle system is designed for speed and simplicity, allowing you to loosen or tighten the boot with one hand. It is particularly helpful when you need to transition quickly from walk mode to ski mode without removing your gloves.

The Transalp Tour features a 100mm last, which is generally considered a medium fit. It balances a snug, performance-oriented hold for control with enough volume to accommodate most average-width feet comfortably throughout a long day.

It provides 65 degrees of cuff rotation, which allows for a natural, efficient stride on the ascent. This range of motion significantly reduces fatigue on long tours by letting you move more freely.

No, these boots are designed specifically for touring bindings. They feature a full rubber AT sole, which is not compatible with standard DIN alpine bindings, so ensure your binding setup is compatible with touring-specific soles.

Pebax RNew is a bio-based, sustainable material that maintains consistent flex even in very cold temperatures. It is also exceptionally lightweight, helping keep the boot's total weight down to 1320g without sacrificing durability.