Fischer Transalp Tour Ski Boot

An 80-degree range of motion allows for a very natural, long stride while skinning uphill. It significantly reduces resistance, making steep or long ascents feel much less fatiguing compared to boots with more restricted movement.

The Transalp Tour is designed to balance weight savings with support, making it ideal for backcountry touring. While it offers solid stability for varied terrain, it is not a dedicated freeride boot; it performs best when paired with a balanced, technical skiing style rather than high-speed charging.

Yes, the boot is designed for efficiency in cold conditions. The buckles and straps are engineered for one-handed operation, and the double lock ski/walk mechanism is intuitive enough to adjust quickly without needing to remove your gloves.

At 1350 grams, this boot sits in the lightweight category, which is excellent for long days in the backcountry where every gram counts. It manages to stay light without sacrificing the structural integrity needed for a reliable descent.

Pebax Rnew is a bio-based material that maintains consistent flex across a wide range of temperatures. Unlike some plastics that get overly stiff in extreme cold or soft in the sun, this material provides a predictable, reliable feel throughout your tour.