Scott Celeste III AT Boots

A 110 flex is relatively stiff for a touring boot, offering the power transfer needed for aggressive downhill skiing without feeling overly rigid. It strikes a great balance for skiers who want to charge hard in the backcountry but still need enough comfort for long days.

With a 103.5 mm last, these boots are on the wider side of the spectrum. They are designed to accommodate skiers who typically find standard 98-100 mm boots too tight, providing more room in the forefoot without sacrificing performance.

The rear-hook mechanism is designed for efficiency and reliability. It allows for a seamless transition between modes, and the locking buckle catches ensure your buckles stay secure while you're skinning up.

No, these boots feature an ISO 9523 Touring Sole, which is specifically designed for tech or frame touring bindings. They are not compatible with standard alpine downhill bindings, so ensure your setup is compatible before heading out.

You get a 60-degree range of motion in walk mode. This is quite generous, allowing for a natural, efficient stride that makes long ascents feel significantly less fatiguing.

At 1205 grams, these are quite lightweight for a boot with this level of downhill performance. The Grilamid construction keeps the weight down without compromising the structural integrity needed for technical terrain.