Tecnica Zero G Tour Scout Boots

The 115 flex is stiff enough to drive wider touring skis and handle variable, aggressive terrain with confidence. It strikes a strong balance, offering enough support for high-speed turns without feeling overly rigid or unforgiving during long backcountry days.

No, these boots feature an ISO 9523 touring sole, which is designed specifically for backcountry touring bindings. They are not compatible with standard alpine bindings, so ensure your setup is compatible before heading out.

While the C.A.S. shell is heat-moldable, we strongly recommend having this done by a professional boot fitter. They have the specialized equipment and experience to punch or grind the shell to match your specific foot anatomy, ensuring a precise fit.

The 55-degree range of motion is significant, allowing for a natural, long stride that feels much less restrictive than traditional alpine boots. This mobility is a major advantage on steep skin tracks or long approaches, as it reduces fatigue over the course of the day.

The RECCO reflector is a passive safety device that helps professional search and rescue teams locate you in the event of an avalanche. It is a permanent, maintenance-free feature that adds a layer of security to your backcountry kit.

With a 99 mm last, these are considered a medium-volume fit. If you have a wider foot, you may find them snug, though the C.A.S. shell is highly customizable and can be stretched by a boot fitter to accommodate specific pressure points.