Fischer Transalp CTI
Best lightweight touring ski for dedicated backcountry enthusiasts.
A versatile backcountry tool that blends lightweight touring efficiency with the stability needed for aggressive freeride lines. It offers excellent float in deep snow while maintaining the precision required for variable conditions and steep, technical terrain.
$799.95
at
Skimo Co
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Who it's for
- Backcountry skiers seeking downhill performance without sacrificing uphill efficiency.
- Off-piste explorers who prioritize flotation in soft and mixed snow.
- Technical ski mountaineers requiring dependable grip on firm, steep slopes.
Who should skip it
- Resort skiers who primarily stick to groomed or icy runs.
- Budget-conscious buyers looking for a basic or introductory backcountry setup.
- Aggressive freeriders who prefer the dampness of heavy metal laminates.
Performance breakdown
Powder Float
Rockered shovel design keeps you surfing effortlessly through deep, untouched snow.
Touring Efficiency
Lightweight paulownia core makes long ascents feel significantly less taxing.
Edge Hold
Titanal laminates bite hard into variable snow for reliable, confident control.
Stability at Speed
Stiff flex and sandwich construction dampen chatter on high-speed descents.
Maneuverability
Longer turning radius demands deliberate input in tight, technical terrain.
Durability
Sintered base and robust sidewalls withstand the rigors of backcountry abuse.
Key Specs
Weight
1630 g
Construction
Sandwich sidewall
Core Material
Wood, Metal, Carbon Fiber
Waist Width
105 mm
Turning Radius
22 m
Rocker Type
Tip rocker
Tail Type
Flat Tail
Flex Rating
Stiff
Skill Level
Advanced, Expert
Ski Type
Freeride, Powder
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