Fischer Travers

The 80-degree range of motion allows for a very natural, long stride that mimics walking in a hiking boot. This significantly reduces resistance during steep ascents, helping you conserve energy on long backcountry approaches.

Yes, the BOA Fit System on the Travers GR is designed specifically for the demands of touring. It provides a secure, even pressure distribution across the foot and is built to withstand the elements while allowing for quick adjustments without removing your gloves.

The 100 mm last is considered a medium-volume fit, which works well for most average-width feet. Because the Grilamid shell is highly customizable, a boot fitter can easily heat-mold it to accommodate specific pressure points or slightly wider forefoot shapes.

While this boot is exceptionally lightweight for uphill efficiency, it is engineered for performance. It offers enough lateral stiffness for technical traverses and controlled downhill turns, though it is best suited for advanced skiers who prioritize weight savings over the rigid power of a heavier, downhill-focused boot.

The Travers GR is purpose-built for touring, meaning it prioritizes walkability, weight reduction, and comfort during the ascent. Unlike resort boots, it lacks the heavy plastic overlap and aggressive forward lean, making it significantly more comfortable for skinning but less supportive for high-speed resort carving.