Touring boots Fischer

Why choose Fischer touring ski boots?

Austrian ski expertise since 1924

Since 1924, Fischer has placed manufacturing precision and terrain knowledge at the heart of its ski equipment. This Austrian heritage, built between Nordic and Alpine, is naturally reflected in Fischer touring ski boots: a sought-after balance between downhill support, uphill freedom of movement, and lasting comfort. In this selection, you will find Fischer touring ski boots for both men and women, with consistent technologies and finishes unique to the brand.

Fischer boot ranges

Transalp: uphill-downhill versatility, from Ts to Carbon Pro

The Fischer Transalp range embodies uphill-downhill versatility with several levels of flex and weight, maintaining a sense of control as the terrain steepens. From the Transalp Ts to the Carbon Pro versions, the spirit remains the same: a Fischer touring boot built for smooth kick turns, then providing support when it's time to ski. On some models, the carbon cuff adds a more responsive feel, while staying true to the brand's DNA.

Travers: lightweight with the BOA Fit System for fast ascents

Fischer Travers focuses on lightness, with a fit that locks in easily thanks to the BOA Fit System. The lacing adjusts in one motion, ensuring an even fit and reducing pressure points, even when the pace picks up. This range is aimed at those who want a lively, easy-to-wear boot designed for efficient elevation gain.

How to choose your Fischer touring ski boots?

Flex, weight and range of motion: criteria for your needs

Within the Fischer touring ski boot range, three key factors structure the collection: flex for downhill support, weight for energy saving on the ascent, and range of motion for walking freedom. Shared technologies reinforce this consistency: Pebax Rnew bio-based and heat-mouldable shell, one-handed Power Buckle ski/walk switch, pre-shaped 3D liner, and Grip Walk sole for a more natural stride. Options are available for men's touring ski boots and women's touring ski boots, with a fit adapted to female morphology while retaining the same technologies.

Fischer touring ski boots FAQ

What is the difference between the Transalp and Travers ranges?

Transalp focuses on uphill-downhill versatility with various flex and weight levels, while Travers prioritises lightness and fast ascents, especially thanks to the BOA Fit System.

Are Fischer boots compatible with all touring bindings?

Compatibility depends on the binding standard used and the boot design. The models in this selection are designed for touring, with a Grip Walk sole and a touring-oriented construction.

Is the Pebax Rnew shell heat-mouldable by a bootfitter?

Yes, the Pebax Rnew shell is stated to be heat-mouldable, allowing for a more precise and comfortable fit.