Not Skimo, But Not Alpine? | FISCHER TRANSALP SKI BOOT REVIEW |

The Fischer Transalp Pro gets to the heart of what downhill-oriented ski touring professionals want: Outstanding stability and power transmission for demanding descents, balanced with the lowest weight and a large range of motion.

[@maeve9135]

finally a good review on this boot thank you

[@OutOfBoundsPodcast]

Just here to help :)

[@r4geCinematic]

You skied this boot almost exclusively last year and will ski the Ranger Pro almost exclusively this year.
I’d be really interested in your pros and cons for each 😏

[@OutOfBoundsPodcast]

Oh I’ll tell ya what, that PU Ranger is a real boot. This is a touring boot.

[@pedropianta]

Hi
In other brands, what boots could compete with these in terms of performance? I come from Tecnica Cochise, and I am looking for a boot that is more comfortable for the climbs but stiff enough for the descents.
Thanks

[@OutOfBoundsPodcast]

This would very much be like a tecnica Zero G. It’s light, but not lacking in performance.

[@keithmayotte1512]

Dynafit Hoji Free Tour

[@pedropianta]

@@keithmayotte1512 Are they softer than the Cochise or not really?

[@keithmayotte1512]

@@pedropianta No personal experience with the Cochise but I run the Hoji daily everywhere (EC resort, backcountry out west, resort touring) and find them plenty stiff with an intuition liner. Hoji lock is amazing.

[@danselikowitz1]

What about the transalp tour?

[@Kyodu]

Just a cheaper version. Power-Strap is not as high quality but good enough. My hardshell broke by the front interface of the „wire buckle“. But it is returned under warranty. I probably get the pro now.

[@samdamphousse3407]

This video would have been better if that was a grateful dead shirt you were wearing

[@OutOfBoundsPodcast]

Don’t