Atomic Backland Pro

With a flex rating of 110, this boot offers a solid balance of support and responsiveness. While it is designed primarily for backcountry touring, the stiff backbone provides enough power transfer for confident skiing in varied terrain, though it may feel softer than a dedicated alpine boot.

The 74-degree range of motion is exceptionally high, allowing for a very natural, long stride while skinning. This reduces fatigue on long ascents by letting your ankle flex freely without resistance from the boot shell.

Yes, the 3D Platinum liner is fully heat-moldable. We recommend having this done by a professional boot fitter to ensure the liner conforms precisely to your heel and ankle, which significantly improves comfort and power transmission.

The Cross Lace 2.0 system is designed for quick, intuitive adjustments, but it does require a bit more dexterity than a standard buckle system. It is effective at securing the foot, but you may find it easier to fine-tune the fit with your gloves off.

No, the Atomic Backland Pro is designed specifically for touring bindings that accommodate touring-standard soles. It is not compatible with standard alpine downhill bindings.

Prolite construction uses a slim profile with reinforced zones only where necessary to save weight. While this makes the boot incredibly light at 1020g, it is built for backcountry touring; it is durable enough for its intended use but should not be treated like a heavy-duty resort boot.