Scott Celeste Tour Touring Boot
Best lightweight touring boot for female backcountry enthusiasts
A high-volume touring boot that prioritizes comfort for wider feet without sacrificing downhill performance. It offers a smooth, efficient stride for the ascent and a stiff, responsive flex for the descent, making it a versatile choice for long days in the backcountry.
$489.97
at
Cripple Creek Backcountry
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Who it's for
- Backcountry skiers prioritizing efficiency during long uphill climbs
- Ski tourers seeking a natural stride on technical skin tracks
- Intermediate to advanced skiers wanting stability on the downhill
Who should skip it
- Expert chargers who require maximum stiffness for high-speed descents
- Skiers touring in extreme cold who prioritize maximum thermal retention
- Tourers who prefer simple buckle systems for faster transitions
Performance breakdown
Uphill Efficiency
Lightweight construction makes long, vertical ascents feel significantly less taxing.
Downhill Power
Stiff flex provides reliable stability when charging through variable backcountry snow.
Fit Accommodation
The generous last width comfortably welcomes wider feet and higher insteps.
Transition Speed
Rear hook system makes switching between walk and ski modes seamless.
Walkability
Impressive range of motion allows for a natural, fatigue-free stride.
Traction
Vibram soles offer dependable grip on rocky ridges and icy patches.
Key Specs
Weight
1150 g
Flex
110
Last Width
103.5 mm
Range of Motion
60 degrees
Material
Powelite 2.0 Grilamid
Sole
Vibram AT Sole
Forward Lean
12-14 degrees
Boot Sole Compatibility
ISO 9523
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