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Transalp Carbon Pro Ski Boot - 2027
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Fischer's carbon-cuffed touring boot climbs and skis hard
The Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro ski boot pairs a Pebax Rnew shell with a carbon-infused polyurethane cuff, cutting weight without giving up torque on the descent. A hike mode mechanism delivers smooth, natural cuff rotation for long approaches, and a waterproof gusset seals out snow and moisture while freeing up that range of motion, though it takes a bit more care to reload the liner if it's ever pulled for drying or replacement. Tech-compatible soles and an adjustable forward lean round out a setup built to move efficiently uphill and hold an edge on the way back down.
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I expected the carbon cuff to feel hollow the way some ultralight boots do, and instead I got real torque driving into the top of a firm couloir. The fit runs a little snug and short for a stated 100 millimeter medium last, so I'd size up half a size if you're between sizes rather than sizing to your usual number."
Details
- Backcountry touring ski boot for efficient climbs and hard skiing
- Carbon-infused cuff adds edge torque without added weight
- Waterproof gusset seals out snow through the full range of motion
- Single-buckle cable closure keeps the hiking release simple
- Phatt Max power strap secures fast with a quick-release pull tab
- Adjustable forward lean dials in stock fore-aft positioning
- Runs snug and short for its stated 100 millimeter last
- Item #FISH14C
- Shell Material
- Pebax Rnew shell, carbon-infused polyurethane cuff
- Flex
- 130
- Last Width
- 100mm
- Buckles
- 1, cable closure, lower shell
- Walk Mode
- hike mode, smooth cuff rotation
- Thermo-moldable Liner
- yes
- Liner Closure
- Phatt Max power strap, hook-grip attachment, quick-release pull tab
- Binding Compatibility
- touring (ISO 9523)
- Sole
- lugged
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro’s fit suit a close, performance-oriented touring setup?
It has a Medium fit and a 102 mm last, aimed at average-width feet with a snug feel for heel hold and control. The listing notes the fit runs slightly short, so going up half a size can help if you’re between sizes.What kind of downhill support does the Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro provide?
Its 130 flex rating and CARBONFUSED® cuff are designed to deliver firm support and power transfer on descents. The Power Buckle System helps you fine-tune the fit around your foot.Which bindings work with the Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro ski boot?
The boot is listed as compatible with Multi Norm and PIN bindings and is designed for tech/pin touring setups. It is not a standard alpine or GripWalk boot, so this fitment is for compatible touring bindings.How does the Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro handle transitions between touring and skiing?
The Double-Lock Ski/Walk mechanism switches between uphill mobility and downhill support, while the cuff offers approximately 80° of rotation for touring stride. That range is useful for long ascents and technical transitions.What are the sole and weight specs of the Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro?
Each boot weighs 1280 g and has a 304 mm sole length. Its rubber sole with Dynafit® supports touring use and short ski-mountaineering approaches.