Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD

It is designed to handle both. The boot features a 54-degree range of motion for efficient skinning in the backcountry, while the Energy Backbone provides the stiffness and power needed for aggressive resort skiing.

The BOA system replaces traditional buckles with a dial-based cable system that wraps the foot more evenly. This eliminates common pressure points and allows for a more precise, micro-adjustable fit, which is especially beneficial for narrower feet.

The Hawx Ultra XTD is built on a 98mm last, which is considered a narrow fit. If you typically require a high-volume boot, this model may feel too restrictive, though the heat-moldable shell does offer some room for customization.

These soles are compatible with GripWalk-certified alpine bindings and standard tech (pin) bindings used for touring. Always double-check your specific binding model to ensure it is compatible with the GripWalk standard.

Yes, the boot allows for forward lean adjustments between 13, 15, and 17 degrees. This lets you dial in your stance to match your preferred skiing style and comfort level.

The shell is made from a material that can be heated by a professional boot fitter to expand or shape specifically to your foot's anatomy. This process significantly reduces the break-in period and helps eliminate hot spots.