Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro Touring Grey 25.5

The new Fischer Transalp Carbon Pro impresses with uncompromising downhill performance paired with low weight. The CARBONFUSED cuff provides even more stability during rapid descents.Stable and capable as no boot before it:- Its unique Power Buckle System, a preformed, reinforced liner and the robust, super light Pebax® Rnew® shell ensure a performance fit and surprising downhill power - at just 1280 g! The double lock Ski/Walk mechanism supplies 80 degrees cuff rotation and brings additional stability and security. All buckles and straps are intuitive and can be operated with just one hand. For serious ski tourers demanding exceptional performance.Specifications:- Stiffness: 130- Last: 100 mm- Weight (G): 1280 g- Sole Length: 294 mm- Performance-Level: TourTechnology:Adjustable Forward Lean - Tour:- A flippable plate located between the cuff and the Double Lock Ski/Walk mechansim on all Transalp touring boots. Enables a quick adjustment of the forward lean inclination to eiither 16° or 13°.Carbonfused® Cuff - Tour:- Pebax® Rnew cuff reinforced with carbon fiber for increased stability and stiffer flex. The best-of-the-best for skiers who demand ultimate performance.Double Lock Ski/Walk:- A spring-loaded double locking mechanism ensures that the cuff and shell remain securely connected. The additional hook prevents unintentional opening of the system in all conditions.Full Rubber Sole:- The entire sole of the ski boot is made of durable rubber to give confidence inspiring grip even on the most technical climbs over rock and ice.Phatt Maxx Tour:- 45mm wide Phatt Maxx Tour leads to a perfect cuff closure and the ultimate power transfer ondownhills.Power Buckle System:- Adjustable closing construction for a roomy fit on the uphills and a compact fit with impressive force transmission on the downhills.Quick Fix Strap Closure:- This power strap closure mechanism allows the strap to be easily opened and, especially under icy conditions foregoing the need to full rethread the tail of the strap.