Atomic Hawx Prime XTD

It is a hybrid boot designed to do both. It features the stiffness and power of a traditional resort boot but includes a walk mode and a 54-degree range of motion, making it capable for backcountry touring without sacrificing downhill performance.

The 100mm last is considered a medium volume fit. It is designed to accommodate a wide range of foot shapes, offering enough room for comfort without feeling sloppy for skiers who need a precise, performance-oriented connection to their skis.

Yes, with a 120 flex rating, this boot is built for advanced to expert skiers. It provides the necessary rigidity and power transmission for aggressive turns and high-speed stability on resort terrain.

Yes, the boot allows you to customize your stance with forward lean settings of 13, 15, or 17 degrees, letting you dial in your preferred aggressive posture.

The Skywalk rubber sole is designed for grip while hiking, so it requires bindings that are compatible with GripWalk or touring-specific standards. Check your binding specifications before use to ensure compatibility.

At 1871 grams, it is relatively lightweight for a boot with this level of downhill performance. While it isn't as featherlight as dedicated uphill-only boots, it strikes a strong balance between climbing efficiency and resort-grade power.