Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski

$629.99 $899.99
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Size
1 in stock
Features

  • 1,530 g per ski in the 178 cm length
  • Air Tec paulownia core with carbon stringers
  • Shaped Ti 0.5 mm titanal underfoot
  • Tip and tail rocker for float
  • Sandwich sidewall

Description

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski is a powder touring ski with a paulownia core, carbon stringers and 0.5 mm titanal at 1,530 g per ski (178 cm).

Tech Specs
105 mm Freeride Touring Ski

Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski is a freeride touring ski for skiers who tour for soft snow and want a light ski that stays smooth and stable on the descent. Fischer pairs an Air Tec paulownia wood core and carbon stringers with Shaped Ti, a thin 0.5 mm titanal laminate underfoot, for stability without much weight. At 1,530 g per ski in the 178 cm length with a 139-105-124 mm shape, tip and tail rocker and a 22 m radius, the Transalp 105 CTI floats powder, handles variable snow and holds up on bigger lines.

Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Ski for You?

Best For
Touring skiers who tour for powder and soft snow and want a light, stable 105 mm ski.
Consider Another Ski If
Your days are mostly steep and firm; the Transalp 92 CTI PRO holds better on ice.

CCBB Ski Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
4/5
1,530 g per ski (178 cm)
Downhill Performance
4/5
0.5 mm titanal, 22 m (178 cm)
Soft Snow Float
4/5
139-105-124 mm (178 cm)
Firm Snow Grip
3/5
Shaped Ti underfoot

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Ski Profile

Dimensions139-105-124 mm (178 cm)
Turn Radius22 m (178 cm), 23 m (185 cm)
Rocker ProfileTip and tail rocker, camber underfoot
Core and LaminatePaulownia, carbon stringers, 0.5 mm titanal
Mount Point-10.75 cm from center
Skin Fit140 mm skins, trimmed
Recommended UseFreeride and powder ski touring

Why We Like It

  • Shaped Ti, a thin 0.5 mm titanal laminate underfoot, adds stability and grip without the weight of a full metal layer.
  • An Air Tec paulownia core with carbon stringers keeps the Transalp 105 CTI at 1,530 g per ski in a 178.
  • Tip and tail rocker and taper float powder and make the ski easy to turn in tight terrain.
  • A sandwich sidewall adds durability and edge support.

Best Uses

  • Powder and soft-snow touring
  • Freeride lines with a long approach
  • Variable and wind-affected snow
  • Tree skiing
  • Skiers moving up from a 95 mm touring ski

Ski Selection Advice

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski comes in 164, 171, 178 and 185 cm. Tip and tail rocker make it ski a touch short; most skiers size near their height.

For skins, size off the 124 mm tail on the 178 and use a 140 mm skin trimmed to the ski. The recommended mount point is 10.75 cm behind center. If you run brakes, choose one wider than the 105 mm waist.

Length and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB ski staff. Confirm length against your weight, ability and terrain.

Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand

Shape and Sizing

Lengths
164, 171, 178, 185 cm
Dimensions
139-105-124 mm (178 cm), 140-106-125 mm (185 cm)
Sidecut Radius
22 m (178 cm), 23 m (185 cm)
Weight
1,530 g per ski (178 cm), 1,660 g per ski (185 cm)
Mount Point
-10.75 cm from center

Construction and Use

Core
Air Tec paulownia wood core
Laminate
Carbon stringers, Shaped Ti 0.5 mm titanal
Sidewall
Sandwich sidewall
Profile
Tip and tail rocker, camber underfoot
Binding
Not included. Pin/tech or frame touring binding
Recommended Use
Freeride and powder ski touring

Compare the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI

Transalp 105 CTI vs. Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski is the narrow, steep-terrain sibling at 1,260 g per ski in a 176 with an extended titanal insert. The Transalp 105 CTI is the soft-snow ski.

Shop Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski

Transalp 105 CTI vs. Blizzard Zero G 105 Alpine Touring Ski

The Blizzard Zero G 105 Alpine Touring Ski is nearly the same weight at 1,540 g per ski in a 180, with a longer 23 m radius. The Transalp 105 CTI adds a thin titanal layer for a damper ride.

Shop Blizzard Zero G 105 Alpine Touring Ski

Transalp 105 CTI vs. DPS Pagoda Tour 105 Alpine Touring Ski

The DPS Pagoda Tour 105 Alpine Touring Ski runs a tighter 18 m radius with a centered stance at 1,550 g per ski in a 179. The Transalp 105 CTI is the longer-radius, more directional ski.

Shop DPS Pagoda Tour 105 Alpine Touring Ski

Common Questions

Who should buy the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski?
The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski suits touring skiers who tour for powder and soft snow. A paulownia core, carbon stringers and a thin titanal laminate make it light and stable at 1,530 g per ski in a 178.
What bindings work with the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski?
The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski takes pin/tech touring bindings or frame touring bindings; it carries no integrated binding or plate. Binding compatibility with your boot is set by the binding and the boot's sole norm, so match the binding to your boot first. If you run brakes, choose a brake wider than the 105 mm waist.
What is Shaped Ti?
Fischer's thin, shaped titanal laminate, 0.5 mm on the Transalp 105 CTI, placed underfoot for stability and grip without the weight of a full sheet of metal.
How much does the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI weigh?
1,530 g per ski in the 178 cm length and 1,660 g per ski in the 185.
Where should I mount the Transalp 105 CTI?
The recommended mount point is 10.75 cm behind center.
What skins fit the Fischer Transalp 105 CTI?
Size the skin off the 124 mm tail on the 178 and use a 140 mm skin trimmed to the ski.

Our Verdict

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski is a light, stable powder tourer. A paulownia core, carbon stringers and a 0.5 mm titanal layer underfoot give it a smooth descent at 1,530 g per ski in a 178, and tip and tail rocker float soft snow. Skiers who need grip on ice should look at the Transalp 92 CTI PRO; skiers who tour for powder should start here.

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski is a powder touring ski with a paulownia core, carbon stringers and 0.5 mm titanal at 1,530 g per ski (178 cm).