Tecnica Zero G Tour

The 110 flex strikes a balance between support and comfort. While it isn't as rigid as a dedicated race boot, it offers plenty of power for most backcountry skiers to drive a ski confidently through varied terrain and powder.

The Custom Adaptive Shape (C.A.S.) shell features specific dimples on the outside that act as a map for boot fitters. This allows them to easily punch, grind, or heat-mold the plastic to accommodate specific foot shapes or pressure points for a truly personalized fit.

Absolutely. With a 55-degree range of motion, the cuff moves naturally with your stride, making long climbs feel efficient and less fatiguing. The lightweight Grilamid construction also helps reduce leg fatigue over extended tours.

These boots feature Vibram Touring soles, which are compatible with tech (pin) bindings and frame touring bindings. They are not compatible with standard alpine bindings unless you have a specific binding setup that accommodates touring soles.

Not at all. Tecnica designed these with a softer plastic instep specifically to make sliding your foot in and out effortless, even when the plastic is cold.