Tecnica Mach BOA

Unlike traditional buckles that pull from the side, the BOA system wraps the shell around your foot more uniformly. This eliminates pressure points across the top of the foot and allows for micro-adjustments, giving you a secure, consistent hold without needing to crank down buckles.

Yes, the 103mm last is specifically designed for high-volume feet. If you typically struggle with boots feeling too tight across the midfoot or forefoot, this model provides the extra room needed for a comfortable, all-day fit.

Absolutely. The C.A.S. (Custom Adaptive Shape) shell is designed to be heat-molded and punched by a professional boot fitter. The material is engineered to hold its shape well, making it one of the most customizable shells on the market for addressing unique foot anatomy.

These boots feature GripWalk soles, which have a rockered profile for better traction. They are compatible with any binding that is GripWalk-certified or marked as WTR (Walk-To-Ride). If you have older, traditional alpine bindings that are not GripWalk compatible, you will need to check your binding specifications first.

A 95 flex is generally considered a medium-stiff rating, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a balance of responsiveness and forgiveness. If you are a very aggressive, high-speed skier, you might find it slightly soft, but for most resort skiers, it provides plenty of power transfer for varied terrain.

The Quick Instep uses a softer plastic material over the top of the foot, making the shell much easier to open wide when putting the boot on or taking it off. It significantly reduces the struggle of getting into your boots, especially on cold mornings when plastic is naturally stiffer.