

New Fischer Transalp 84 C Skis; Size: 169
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Item details
- Category
- Skiing > Skis
- Brand
- Fischer
- Model
- Transalp 84 C
- Ski Length (cm)
- 169
- Condition
- New
- With Bindings
- No
- Type
- Alpine Touring / Backcountry
- Waist Width
- 80-89 mm
- Radius
- 16-20
- Ability
- Advanced, Intermediate
- Quantity
- More than 1 available
Seller description
The Fischer Transalp 84 C is the ultimate "touring all-rounder," specifically engineered for skiers who prioritize a light, effortless ascent but still demand a predictable, stable feel on the way down. Sitting as a slightly more approachable and lighter alternative to the "CTI" models, the "C" version utilizes a full carbon stringer reinforcement over an ultra-light Air Tec Paulownia wood core. This construction yields a ski that is remarkably easy to maneuver during technical kick-turns while providing enough torsional stiffness to hold an edge on firm, wind-affected alpine snow. At 169cm, the Transalp 84 C features a 20-meter turn radius, which provides excellent tracking on long traverses and stability when pointing it down wider slopes. With a weight of only 1170g, it significantly reduces fatigue on high-mileage days or multi-day hut trips. The Tour Rocker profile ensures the tips stay above the surface in softer snow, making it a highly versatile tool for everything from mid-winter backcountry missions to late-season spring corn. Technical Specifications Year: 2025/2026 Brand: Fischer Model: Transalp 84 C Size: 169cm Dimensions: 114 / 83 / 101 mm Turn Radius: 20m Weight: ~1170g per ski Rocker Profile: Tour Rocker (Early rise tip / Traditional camber) Core: Air Tec Paulownia (Ultra-light woodcore) Reinforcement: Carbon Stringers (Full length) Construction: Sandwich Sidewall Construction Base: Sintered (High-performance wax retention) Features: Integrated skin attachment points Performance Profile Ascent Efficiency: 10/10 — One of the best weight-to-performance ratios for long climbs. Maneuverability: 9/10 — Incredibly light swing weight makes it effortless in tight terrain. Stability: 7/10 — Carbon layers provide good "pop" and stiffness, though it lacks the dampening of metal-reinforced skis in heavy chop. Versatility: 8/10 — A classic touring width that performs reliably in almost all backcountry conditions.


















