Tecnica Zero G Peak

Despite its ultralight 980-gram weight, the carbon-reinforced construction provides surprising stiffness and lateral power transfer. While it won't match the dampness of a heavy freeride boot, it offers a progressive flex that is remarkably capable for technical ski mountaineering.

No, the C.A.S. (Custom Adaptive Shape) heat-molding process requires specialized equipment found in professional ski shops. It is highly recommended to have a boot fitter perform this service to ensure the shell and liner are properly shaped to your specific foot anatomy.

The 99mm last is considered a medium-to-narrow fit. However, because the shell is fully heat-moldable, a skilled boot fitter can punch and stretch the material to accommodate wider areas, making it more versatile than its initial fit suggests.

The integrated waterproof gaiter is excellent for keeping snow out during long approaches and boot-packing sections. It creates a sealed barrier between your pant cuff and the boot, which is essential for staying dry in deep, variable backcountry conditions.

Yes, the 75-degree range of motion allows for a very natural, efficient stride that feels more like a hiking boot than a traditional ski boot. This significantly reduces fatigue on long-distance tours or steep skin tracks.

These boots are designed specifically for tech-style touring bindings, as indicated by the integrated tech inserts. They are not compatible with standard alpine (DIN) bindings.