Scarpa 4-Quattro SL

It is designed as a true hybrid, meaning it performs well in both environments. While it has the stiffness and power transmission needed for demanding resort terrain, its 61-degree range of motion and lightweight construction make it efficient enough for significant backcountry touring.

The 4-Quattro SL features a PRESA SKI-01 sole that is compatible with GripWalk bindings and ISO 23223 standards. It is not compatible with traditional alpine-only bindings that lack GripWalk capability.

The 120 flex offers a responsive, stiff feel that is comparable to many high-performance alpine boots, providing excellent power transfer to the ski. However, because it uses a hybrid construction, you may notice a slightly different progressive feel when flexing into the boot compared to a traditional four-buckle alpine race boot.

Yes, the Intuition liner is designed to be thermoformable. While it will break in slightly with use, having it professionally heat-molded at a ski shop is highly recommended to achieve the precise, personalized fit the boot is capable of providing.

This boot is targeted at intermediate to advanced skiers. Its 120 flex and technical features are designed for those who have developed the skills to drive a stiffer boot and are looking for specific performance characteristics for mixed resort and backcountry use.

The 100mm last is considered a medium fit, which works well for the majority of foot shapes. It offers a balance of comfort and control, though skiers with very narrow or very wide feet may still need to consider custom boot fitting adjustments.