Tecnica Zero G Tour Scout

With a 115 flex, this boot is designed for advanced skiers who want a balance of support and mobility. While it is significantly lighter than a traditional alpine boot, it provides enough lateral power and structural integrity to handle demanding descents and varied terrain.

The T-Hike lever is the core of this boot's versatility. It allows for a 55-degree range of motion during ascents, making long tours much more efficient, while locking down securely to provide a stable, reliable connection for the descent.

Yes, the Zero G Tour Scout features Tecnica's C.A.S. (Custom Adaptive Shape) technology. Both the shell and the liner are designed to be heat-molded and punched by a professional boot fitter to accommodate specific foot shapes and pressure points.

This boot uses a Vibram touring sole, which is specifically designed for tech (pin) bindings and hybrid touring bindings. It is not compatible with standard alpine downhill bindings, so ensure your setup is touring-compatible before purchasing.

The 99mm last is considered a medium-volume fit. It is precise enough for performance-oriented skiers but offers enough room for most average-width feet to remain comfortable during long days in the backcountry.

While it excels in the backcountry due to its lightweight construction and walk mode, it is capable enough for resort use if you prefer a lighter boot. However, keep in mind that its primary design focus is uphill efficiency and touring performance.