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Transalp 82 Carbon
60 days to change your mindThe Transalp 82 Carbon is a men's touring ski from Fischer.
This all-round model is a compromise between lightness on ascents and comfort on the way down. With a record weight of 1050g per ski, thanks to the presence of carbon in its composition, it will be extremely efficient in ascents. Despite being lightweight, the 81mm waist ensures excellent float over powder, while its Aeroshape construction provides the necessary torsional stability.
It has a sandwich construction with ABS edges for a very responsive, eye-catching and powerful ski. It has a light rocker under the tip for easier ascents and precise gliding on downhill runs.
Light and manoeuvrable, the Transalp 82 Carbon will take you to all your favourite peaks.
Construction:
- Sandwich Sidewall Construction: A wooden core combined with ABS sidewalls and a classic Sandwich construction for a harmonious flex and excellent rebound.
- Air Tec TI: Depending on its use, the Air Tec system is reinforced with extremely robust Titanal.
Technology:
- Carbon Tech: a special structure composed of carbon fibres that provide excellent torsional properties as well as an even rigidity along the length of the ski.
- Aeroshape: especially light construction for extreme torsional stability.
- Tour Rocker: the 3-4 mm rocker and the specific tip geometry prevent the ski from sinking too far into the snow. To trace on the way up and glide down in optimal conditions
- Sintered base: exceptional waxing properties and a very long lifespan.
Le Transalp 82 Carbon est un ski ultra léger avec lequel vous allez pouvoir enchainer les dénivelés tout en gardant une bonne skiabilité pour se faire plaisir à la descente. C'est un modèle polyvalent prêt à affronter tous les types de terrains ! Effectivement, son patin assure la portance nécessaire en poudreuse tandis que sa légèreté permet d'aborder les montées sereinement.
Les plus : légèreté, polyvalence, rapport poids/largeur
Les moins : manque de portance en neige profonde
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