Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Ski
We expect a lot out of the modern powder ski. Sublime performance when the cold smoke stacks up, but capable of handling the ice luge back to the parking lot at the end of a long day. Luckily, Fischer has your back in the Transalp 105 CTI. Constructed from a paulownia wood core with carbon stringers, and featuring a generously rockered shovel, the Transalp CTI 105 is pure bliss in champagne powder. It is energetic and powerful, responding when you open up for GS turns should you please.
When the snow firms up, the titinal reinforced underfoot and flatter tail will get you back to the parking lot with confidence, and provide stability underfoot when conditions are less than ideal. Also, the sintered bases will stave off core shots on thin spring exits. Whether you are looking to round out your quiver with a charge-y powder plank, or prefer a wider daily driver, the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI should be on your shortlist.
- Paulownia Woodcore with Carbon Stingers gives the Transalp 105 CTI a lively feel.
- Shaped TI 0.5 provides stiffness and stability underfoot - this is a powerful ski.
- Tour Rocker to help keep your tips up for when conditions get deep.
- Air Tec construction helps keep the weight down for more laps.
- Sandwich Sidewall Construction for confidence in firm snow.
- Sintered bases soak up wax and will stand the test of time.
Specifications | |
Lengths (cm) | 164, 171, 178, 185 |
Weight |
1470g [171] 1580g [178] 1680g [185] |
Weight (pair) | 2940g [171] 3160g [178] 3360g [185] |
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138-104-124 [164] 138-104-124 [171] 139-105-124 [178] 140-106-125 [185] |
Turn |
19m [164] 20m [171] 22m [178] 23m [185] |
Skin |
Z-hook tip, standard tail |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Tip Rocker, titanal reinforced underfoot, flatter tail |
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Rockered tip, generous sidecut, flat tail |
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Carbon-Stringers, Air Tec, Sandwich Sidewall Construction, Sintered Bases, Shaped TI |
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Paulownia Woodcore |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Lap after lap of Mid-Winter cold smoke |
Notes | Titanal plate adds stiffness |
Bottom Line | Alpine performance for hard-chargers |
Compare to other High-fat Skis |