Scarpa Quattro GT

It is designed as a true hybrid boot. With a 60-degree range of motion and a lightweight build, it handles backcountry touring efficiently, while the rigid shell and 90 flex provide the stability and power transfer needed for resort laps.

The Quattro GT features a 101mm last, which is considered a medium-to-high volume fit. It is a great option if you typically find standard 98mm or 100mm boots too tight in the forefoot.

The boot is compatible with both GripWalk bindings and TLT (tech) touring bindings. This versatility allows you to use the same pair of boots for your resort setup and your dedicated touring rig.

A 90 flex offers a forgiving yet supportive feel. It is stiff enough to drive wider skis and handle steep terrain with confidence, but it remains progressive enough to be comfortable for all-day touring and varied snow conditions.

Yes, Scarpa utilizes Grilamid Bio and Pebax Rnew in the shell construction. These are bio-based plastics that offer high performance and durability while reducing the environmental impact compared to traditional petroleum-based plastics.

Not at all. The walk mechanism is designed to be smooth and reliable for climbing, but it locks securely into place for the descent. You get the necessary range of motion for uphill travel without compromising the boot's structural integrity when you are skiing.