Description
Fischer RCS IFP
High-quality alternative to the World Cup models: Fischer RCS IFP Classic. Speed Lock system makes secure lacing fast and easy. Breathable Triple-F membrane ensures feet stay warm and dry.
Dry, warm & breathable
The Triple-F Membrane keeps water and snow from entering boots, while allowing excess heat and moisture vapor to escape. The climate inside the boot stays warm and dry, no matter what the outside climate is.
Fischer Fresh
All skiers want their favorite boots to last as long as possible and stay pleasant to wear season after season. The key component is the Fischer Fresh treatment, which reduces odor and protects the inside of the boot for long-lasting comfort and use.
Features
Easy Entry Loops
Practical entry loops and wide-opening designs guarantee that boots can be put on/taken off comfortably.
Fischer Fresh
Fischer Fresh puts an end to unpleasant odours, giving you lasting freshness inside the cross country skiing boot with a pleasant smell and feeling inside.
Fischer Speed Lock
New, revolutionary quick lock with minimum size and weight. Simply pull the laces tight and that’s it! The system is safe and reliable.
Internal Molded Heel Cap
Internal anatomically shaped heel cap. Very light and individually thermoformable.
Lace Cover
Lace covers for additional protection against the snow and wet conditions and to give you a comfortable warm feeling.
Race Fit Concept
The right fit for all requirements. Whether it˜s shaped for the female foot with the comfort or race version, customised for the feet of young skiers, meeting the comfort requirements of all-rounders or for direct power transfer in racing: the Boot Fit Concept with special lasts is the answer to all the different needs and morphologies of the various consumer groups.
Sealed Zipper
The specially sealed zipper system ensures that any moisture is kept out.
Thermo Fit
Thermally formable foam cushioning with outstanding thermal insulation and a perfect fit for the individual shape of the foot.
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