2025 Fischer Transalp 105 CTi Ski with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings - POS/Marketplace Only

Returning for 2025, the Fischer TransAlp 105 CTi with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings is your ideal companion for backcountry exploration. Designed to be lightweight for optimal uphill efficiency, this ski does not sacrifice its impressive downhill capabilities. Fischer’s innovative construction techniques and materials ensure that the TransAlp 105 CTi is a robust and reliable choice for backcountry touring, ready to take you anywhere you wish to go. The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 bindings are incredibly versatile, allowing you to use them for either resort or touring – or both! Switching between ski and tour modes is effortless with a simple flip mechanism, enabling quick transitions at the top of the skin track. The heel piece functions as a robust alpine heel, providing the performance and stability needed for aggressive skiing. With a DIN range of 6 to 13, these bindings cater to advanced skiers seeking a blend of high performance and safety.

Why we like it:

When paired with a touring binding and compatible boots, the Fischer TransAlp 105 CTi excels as a touring ski, offering an excellent balance of power and stability on the descent while maintaining efficiency during ascents.

Who it's for:

This ski is perfect for advanced to expert skiers who spend most of their time exploring beyond resort boundaries.

Highlights:

The TransAlp 105 CTi is equipped with technology designed to keep the ski light without sacrificing downhill performance. Its standout feature is the AirTech Ti wood core, which has been milled out to reduce weight and enhance uphill efficiency. For smooth and stable descents, the ski includes lightweight carbon stringers and a 0.5 mm Titanal laminate underfoot. With a 105 mm width, generous rocker profile, and tapered tip and tail, the TransAlp 105 CTi offers excellent float and maneuverability for navigating tight and technical backcountry terrain. The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 bindings are incredibly versatile, allowing you to use them for either resort or touring – or both! Switching between ski and tour modes is effortless with a simple flip mechanism, enabling quick transitions at the top of the skin track. The heel piece functions as a robust alpine heel, providing the performance and stability needed for aggressive skiing. With a DIN range of 6 to 13, these bindings cater to advanced skiers seeking a blend of high performance and safety.

Things to consider:

The TransAlp 105 CTi is specifically designed as a touring ski; to fully leverage its lightweight design and performance, it is best paired with touring-specific boots and bindings.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These ski true to size.