Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski Skis - Touring Skis - All Mountain - Mens-Unisex Fischer
Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski Skis - Touring Skis - All Mountain - Mens-Unisex Fischer
Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski Skis - Touring Skis - All Mountain - Mens-Unisex Fischer
Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski Skis - Touring Skis - All Mountain - Mens-Unisex Fischer
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Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski

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Features

  • 1,260 g per ski in the 176 cm length
  • Extended titanal insert for grip on icy steeps
  • Air Tec paulownia core with double carbon stringers
  • Long camber with short tip and tail rocker
  • Lengths 162 to 183 cm
Description

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski is a steep touring ski with an extended titanal insert and paulownia core at 1,260 g per ski (176 cm).
Tech Specs
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92 mm Steep Touring Ski

Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski is a touring ski for skiers whose days end on steep, icy and difficult descents and who want a light ski that holds. Fischer builds it around a hand-selected Air Tec paulownia wood core with double carbon stringers, then adds an extended titanal insert, a longer Shaped Ti plate than the standard Transalp, for torsional grip under the binding. At 1,260 g per ski in the 176 cm length with a 124-92-111 mm shape and a long camber section, the Transalp 92 CTI PRO is built for couloirs, firm spring snow and long, high days.

Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Ski for You?

Best For
Touring skiers who ski steep, icy and technical descents and want titanal grip in a light 92 mm ski.
Consider Another Ski If
Your tours end mostly in powder; a wider, more rockered ski floats better.

CCBB Ski Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
4/5
1,260 g per ski (176 cm)
Downhill Performance
4/5
Extended titanal insert, 21 m (176 cm)
Soft Snow Float
2/5
124-92-111 mm (176 cm)
Firm Snow Grip
5/5
Shaped Ti, long camber section

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

CCBB Ski Profile

Dimensions124-92-111 mm (176 cm)
Turn Radius19 to 22 m (162 to 183 cm)
Rocker ProfileLong camber, short tip and tail rocker
Core and LaminatePaulownia, carbon stringers, titanal
Skin FitTail clip, 120 mm skins
Recommended UseSteep ski touring and ski mountaineering

Why We Like It

  • The extended titanal insert, longer than on the standard Transalp, adds torsional rigidity for grip on steep, icy descents.
  • Double carbon stringers and an Air Tec paulownia core keep the weight at 1,260 g per ski in a 176.
  • A long camber section with short tip and tail rocker keeps plenty of edge on the snow.
  • Fischer's factory tune of 1° base bevel adds to edge hold on hard snow.

Best Uses

  • Steep and icy descents
  • Couloirs and ski mountaineering
  • Firm spring snow and corn
  • Long, high days
  • Skiers who want a precise, stable touring ski

Ski Selection Advice

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski comes in 162, 169, 176 and 183 cm, with the radius growing from 19 m to 22 m and weight from 1,145 g to 1,310 g per ski. With a long camber section it skis close to its length; size near your height, or down a length for tight couloirs.

For skins, size off the 111 mm tail on the 176 and use a 120 mm skin trimmed to the ski; the tail accepts a skin clip. Fischer pairs it with the Transalp 12 PT binding with a 105 mm brake.

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
162, 169, 176, 183 cm
Dimensions
122-91-108 mm (162 cm), 123-92-109 mm (169 cm), 124-92-111 mm (176 cm), 125-93-112 mm (183 cm)
Sidecut Radius
19 m (162 cm), 20 m (169 cm), 21 m (176 cm), 22 m (183 cm)
Weight
1,145 g per ski (162 cm), 1,200 g per ski (169 cm), 1,260 g per ski (176 cm), 1,310 g per ski (183 cm)

Construction and Use

Core
Air Tec paulownia wood core
Laminate
Double carbon stringers, extended titanal (Shaped Ti) insert
Profile
Long camber, short tip and tail rocker
Base Bevel
1°
Binding
Not included. Pin/tech touring binding recommended
Recommended Use
Steep ski touring and ski mountaineering

Compare the Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO

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

The Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski is the wider, soft-snow sibling at 139-105-124 mm and 1,530 g per ski in a 178. The Transalp 92 CTI PRO is the steep, firm-snow tool.

Shop Fischer Transalp 105 CTI Alpine Touring Ski

Transalp 92 CTI PRO vs. DPS Pagoda Tour 94 Touring Ski

The DPS Pagoda Tour 94 Touring Ski uses carbon and flax for a damper, smoother feel at 1,495 g per ski in a 178. The Transalp 92 CTI PRO is lighter and uses titanal for more grip on ice.

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Transalp 92 CTI PRO vs. Blizzard Zero G 96 Alpine Touring Ski

The Blizzard Zero G 96 Alpine Touring Ski is wider and more all-around at 1,310 g per ski in a 178. The Transalp 92 CTI PRO is the narrower, steep-terrain specialist.

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Common Questions

Who should buy the Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski?
The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski suits touring skiers who ski steep, icy and technical descents. An extended titanal insert, double carbon stringers and a paulownia core give it grip at 1,260 g per ski in a 176.
What bindings work with the Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski?
The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski takes pin/tech touring bindings or frame touring bindings; it carries no integrated binding or plate. Fischer pairs it with the Transalp 12 PT with a 105 mm brake. 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 92 mm waist.
How is the CTI PRO different from the standard Transalp 92?
The PRO uses an extended titanal insert for more torsional rigidity on steep, icy terrain, and a hand-selected paulownia core with double carbon stringers to keep the weight down.
How much does the Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO weigh?
1,260 g per ski in the 176 cm length, from 1,145 g in the 162 to 1,310 g in the 183.
Is the Transalp 92 CTI PRO good in powder?
The Transalp 92 CTI PRO handles a few inches of new snow, but at 92 mm with short rocker it is built for firm and steep terrain. Skiers chasing powder should look at the Transalp 105 CTI.
What skins fit the Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO?
Size the skin off the 111 mm tail on the 176 and use a 120 mm skin trimmed to the ski. The tail accepts a skin clip.

Our Verdict

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski is a steep-terrain touring tool. An extended titanal insert over a paulownia core with double carbon stringers gives it grip on ice at 1,260 g per ski in a 176, and a long camber section keeps edge on the snow. Skiers who tour for powder should look at the Transalp 105 CTI; skiers whose days end in steep, firm couloirs should start here.

The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI PRO Alpine Touring Ski is a steep touring ski with an extended titanal insert and paulownia core at 1,260 g per ski (176 cm).