Fischer Ranger Free 130 Alpine Ski Boot

User Reviews

• The walk mode is easy to use and comfortable in-between runs.
• Comfortable out of the box and requires only minimal break-in time.
• Versatile to work with different types of skis and bindings.
• Durable for long-lasting use over 1 to 2 ski seasons.
• The walk mode provides ample mobility and range of motion for added functionality.

Expert Reviews

• Very comfortable for all-day use on the mountain.
• Features four buckles and a power strap for a snug and secure fit.
• The cuffs is higher up the shin than other backcountry boots for additional support.
• Works well as an everyday boot that performs as an all-around option.
• The walk mode is easily engaged with a small lever that can be quickly flipped.
• Features a full toe piece so that it is compatible with downhill bindings with anti-friction plates for increased versatility.
• The Vibram sole is grippy on a variety of terrain for ample stability.

User Reviews

• Does not provide much insulation to keep your feet warm on very cold days.
• Despite the boot being durable, the liners can break-down quickly.

Expert Reviews

• The cuff can bunch up against the lower buckle when skinning at steep angles, which can reduce the functionality and comfort.
• The shape is less contoured than other boots, so it might require heat-molding to get the perfect shape for your foot.
• Not the lightest option on the market when compared to other similar boots.
• It can be time-consuming to get the proper fit and adjustments for your foot shape.
• No lateral cuff adjustment for increased personalization of fit.