Fischer Travers Carbon Pro Boot
The Fischer Travers Carbon Pro is a lightweight, mission-ready boot designed for ski mountaineers and backcountry skiers who want maximum uphill efficiency with added confidence on the descent. Compared to the Travers CS, the Carbon Pro offers improved stability thanks to its Carbonfused Cuff, which provides more support when skiing technical terrain. The carbon sole adds torsional rigidity for better edge control, especially in icier conditions. The durable BOA H4 platform will deliver a snug fit for long days, while the massive range of motion allows virtually unrestricted skinning. Whether you’re linking up alpine peaks or crushing big vertical days, the Travers Carbon Pro offers a well-balanced mix of lightweight performance, comfort, and downhill capability.
- Carbonfused Cuff offers excellent downhill performance for its class.
- Carbon sole provides torsional stiffness, helping you lock the edges down on icy descents.
- BOA H4 Touring system is built to last and offers a secure and comfortable fit.
- Vibram Litebase Sole with traction lugs provides traction on ridgeline scrambles.
- Locking clasp on the ski/walk lever prevents popping into walk mode when skiing.
- Same familiar fit as the Travers CS.
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Weight |
1173g [27.5] |
| Weight (pair) | 2346g [27.5] |
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BOA H4 + Tour 45mm + Buckle |
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Boot Sole |
266mm [24.5] 276mm [25.5] 286mm [26.5] 296mm [27.5] 306mm [28.5] 316mm [29.5] 326mm [30.5] |
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Binding |
Tech only |
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Cuff |
80° |
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Forward |
13°, 17° |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Carbonfused (Carbon infused Pebax), Carbon Torsion plate |
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Travers Pro |
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Vibram Litebase w/ Traction Lug Technology |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Light and fast ski mountaineering |
| Notes | Double locking mechanism on ski/walk lever |
| Bottom Line | Stiffer and more stable iteration of a classic boot |
| Compare to other Touring Boots | |
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Questions & Reviews
12/9/2025
Hi there! Love my Fischer Travers CS v1s and interested in these but curious to understand how the liner has changed. Do you know what stock liner Fischer is using in these? Is it still a Palau liner, or if it is a Fischer-made liner do you know what the liner thickness is?
12/9/2025
Koby- The Travers Carbon pro is the same shell shaping of your older generation Travers boot. The liner is still a Palau based liner but its a bit thicker in the heel and ankle area to give better fit. Tongue has some grippier material to keep it in place and spread out the forces on the shin. The thickness is now variable throughout the liner so not just one thickness as the older liners tended to be.
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11/26/2025
Is the last the same as the old one? Also do they have the slight "duck foot" alignment?
11/26/2025
Hi David,
These are my observations:
Right out of the box, the Travers carbon pro FEELS a bit more snug all around than the prior generation Travers CS. This is because of the slightly thicker liner.
~40 minutes later~
The boots feel remarkably similar, fit-wise. The new Travers Carbon Pro is a touch stiffer, partly due to the new liner having a slightly stiffer tongue with Vibram grip foam keeping it in place against the shin. It is also slightly more secure around the foot by nature of the thicker liner. A very nice fit overall.
I can also confirm the "duck foot" offset in the foot of the boot against the toe welts. So yes, this carried over to the new boot. It's awesome.
These are my observations:
Right out of the box, the Travers carbon pro FEELS a bit more snug all around than the prior generation Travers CS. This is because of the slightly thicker liner.
~40 minutes later~
The boots feel remarkably similar, fit-wise. The new Travers Carbon Pro is a touch stiffer, partly due to the new liner having a slightly stiffer tongue with Vibram grip foam keeping it in place against the shin. It is also slightly more secure around the foot by nature of the thicker liner. A very nice fit overall.
I can also confirm the "duck foot" offset in the foot of the boot against the toe welts. So yes, this carried over to the new boot. It's awesome.
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11/14/2025
Has anybody skied these and the older model? I loved those ones to death and am just hopeful these might be a little stiffer laterally. Looks like a pretty similar lower clog to the new transalps, except with a boa
11/14/2025
Hi Andrew, these are a little stiffer! Both laterally and in forward flex. The carbon-infused cuff and the subtle ribbing in the lower both contribute, not to mention the improved liner. The extra latch on the ski/walk mechanism is a bonus if you've ever slipped into walk mode. Fischer did a nice job on the new version.
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10/2/2025
Do you anticipate the lower on these will punch the same as the old travers cs?
10/2/2025
Hi Spencer, while we haven't had the opportunity to punch any of these yet, because of the addition of Carbon to the shell plastic, it may be a smidge more difficult to punch compared to the previous version.
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