Fischer Travers Tour

The BOA system on the Travers Tour is designed for durability and ease of use, even with gloves on. It provides a very precise, uniform closure across the forefoot that is less prone to pressure points than traditional buckles, making it ideal for long days where comfort is paramount.

The Travers Tour is built primarily for efficiency on the ascent, featuring a medium-to-soft flex. While it handles backcountry terrain capably, skiers who prefer a very stiff, high-performance downhill boot may find it lacks the power transfer needed for aggressive, high-speed resort skiing.

Yes, these boots are equipped with Dynafit-certified tech inserts, making them compatible with all standard tech touring bindings. Always double-check your specific binding model to ensure proper DIN/ISO compatibility.

The 80-degree range of motion is exceptionally high, allowing for a natural, long-striding gait that feels more like hiking than skiing. This significantly reduces fatigue on long, steep skin tracks by minimizing resistance during your stride.

A 100mm last is considered a medium width, which fits a wide range of average foot shapes comfortably. If you have a particularly wide forefoot, you may need to have the Grilamid shell professionally heat-molded or punched by a boot fitter for a custom fit.

The full-rubber Vibram sole is designed specifically for durability and grip on technical, rocky terrain. It provides excellent traction when you need to scramble or boot-pack, though like any rubber sole, it will show wear if used extensively on abrasive surfaces.