Scott Celeste Tour Boot

Yes, the Celeste Tour features a 103.5mm last, which is significantly wider than the standard performance fit. This makes it a great choice if you typically struggle with pressure points or need extra room in the forefoot for all-day comfort.

The 110 flex offers a solid balance of stiffness and responsiveness. It provides enough power to drive wider touring skis through variable snow conditions without feeling overly rigid or unforgiving during long days in the backcountry.

These boots are compatible with standard ISO 9523 touring bindings. Always double-check your specific binding model to ensure it accepts lugged touring soles, but they are designed to integrate seamlessly with most modern backcountry setups.

Yes, the PWR Lite Tour liner is thermo-moldable. We recommend having a professional boot fitter heat-mold them to your foot shape to eliminate dead space and improve heel retention.

Not restrictive at all. With a 60-degree range of motion, the cuff moves naturally with your stride, allowing for a long, efficient gait that feels much closer to a hiking boot than a traditional alpine ski boot.

Absolutely. The Vibram lugged sole provides excellent grip on rock and ice, and the Powerlite 2.0 construction is engineered to be lightweight while maintaining the structural integrity needed for demanding backcountry terrain.