Atomic Hawx Prime XTD

It is designed as a true hybrid. It offers the stiffness and power needed for aggressive resort skiing, but includes a walk mode and specialized soles that make it capable enough for backcountry touring.

The BOA system provides a more uniform, micro-adjustable wrap around your foot. It eliminates pressure points often found with traditional buckles, resulting in a more precise and secure fit that enhances your control on the snow.

The 100mm last is considered a medium volume fit. It is ideal for skiers with average-width feet who need a balance between a performance-oriented, snug hold and enough room to avoid discomfort during long days on the mountain.

A 120 flex is generally considered stiff, offering excellent power transfer for strong, experienced skiers. If you prioritize responsiveness and high-speed stability, this is a great choice, but it may feel demanding if you prefer a more forgiving or relaxed boot.

These boots feature GripWalk soles, which are compatible with GripWalk-certified bindings and most modern touring bindings. They will not work with traditional alpine bindings that are not GripWalk compatible, so check your binding specifications before purchasing.

The boot provides a 54-degree range of motion in walk mode. This allows for a natural, efficient stride when skinning uphill, making it a solid performer for backcountry access without sacrificing downhill integrity.