Who it's for

  • Speed-focused ski mountaineers prioritizing efficiency on the uphill climb
  • Technical skiers needing reliable control during steep, icy descents
  • Backcountry enthusiasts seeking a dependable tool for diverse mountain terrain

Who should skip it

  • Budget-conscious tourers looking for a more affordable entry into mountaineering
  • Aggressive explorers frequently navigating low-tide conditions or rocky terrain
  • Resort-focused skiers who prefer a damp, heavy feel at high speeds

Performance breakdown

Downhill Power Transfer

Hoji Lock system creates a surprisingly rigid connection for technical descents.

Excellent

Weather Protection

Innovative gaiter design effectively seals out snow without adding bulk.

Excellent

Technical Terrain Traction

Vibram sole provides reliable grip on exposed, rocky ridgelines.

Excellent

Weight-to-Performance Ratio

Rarely does a boot this light ski with such confidence.

Excellent

Fit Precision

The 101mm last offers comfort but may feel roomy for narrow feet.

Good

Uphill Efficiency

Featherweight build and massive cuff rotation make long ascents feel effortless.

Excellent

Key Specs

Weight

1140 g

Range of Motion

70 degrees

Flex

115

Forward Lean

12, 15 degrees

Last Width

101 mm

Material

Grilamid, carbon-fiber

Recommended Use

Ski Mountaineering/All-Mountain

Sole

Vibram

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