Tecnica Zero G Peak

While it is significantly lighter than traditional alpine touring boots, the carbon-reinforced shell and cuff provide surprising stiffness. You will notice a slight compromise in absolute power compared to heavier, four-buckle boots, but it offers excellent stability and control for technical descents.

The 99mm last is considered a medium-to-narrow fit. However, because the C.A.S. shell and liner are specifically designed for heat molding and customization, a professional boot fitter can often punch or grind the shell to accommodate slightly wider foot shapes.

The boot features a 75-degree range of motion, which is exceptionally generous. This allows for a very natural, efficient stride that feels more like a hiking boot than a rigid ski boot, making it ideal for long days in the backcountry.

No, the boot includes an integrated waterproof gaiter that effectively seals out snow and moisture. This keeps your feet dry and prevents the liner from getting wet during deep powder days or variable spring conditions.

No, these boots are designed specifically for tech (pin) bindings. They are not compatible with standard alpine downhill bindings due to the rockered Vibram sole and the specific boot lug geometry.

The T-Hike mechanism is designed to lock the cuff securely for downhill performance while allowing full articulation for climbing. It provides a reliable, solid connection that minimizes play, ensuring you have the support you need when you transition to ski mode.