Scarpa - TX Pro Women's NTN Boot
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Four buckles and an Active Power StrapTM drive power on the down and the internal torsion frame translates the energy directly into your skis. Scarpa's PowerBlockTM walk/ski mode locks the upper cuff down, giving the TX Pro the rigidity of a freeride boot, but the tourability of a lightweight rig. Inside you get the Intuition® Speed Pro G Women's tele liner, allowing you to thermo-mold the fit for a glove like fit and performance.
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SKU
D72OZ-
Gender
Women's
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Description / Scarpa - TX Pro Women's NTN Boot
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Features:
- Dual-Injected Edge Guard
- No "Duck Bill"
- Power Block Tour
- Q-Link Mid-Strap
- Triple Injection Foot/Bi-Injection Cuff
- Women's Specific Last and Cuff
Specifications:
- Size: 22.5 - 27 (half sizes)
- Weight: 1585g; 3lbs 8oz (1/2 pair size 25)
- Shell | Cuff | Tongue: Pebax® • Pebax® • Pebax®
- Liner: Intuition® Speed Pro G Women's
- Last: 102 mm
- Walk/Ski Mode: Power Block Tour
- Buckles: 4 + Booster® Active Power Strap
- Forward Lean: 10°-15°
- Range of Motion: 22°
- Sole: Vibram® EVO
- Binding System: NTN, Telemark Tech
More Information
| Ski Mounting Information | |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Gripwalk, NTN / Telemark Tech, Telemark |
| Last Width (mm) | 102 |
| Thermo-Moldable | Yes |
Customer Reviews
Rating
3
Poor backcountry boot
Review by
Cheryl.
The foam the liner is made out of is horrible, is way too stiff . It cut off my circulation so I had to take the liners out, and use another liner from an old ski boot. Now I can wear it without major discomfort. The boot isn't really great for backcountry because it has a poor range of motion, it results in a slow and sluggish tour mode. For resort skiing it would be ok. Also the second buckle strap is a bit difficult to do up - the black cap tends to get in the way. I don't really like much about the boot other than the graphics and the tele flexion in the toe piece. I actually abandoned the boot altogether and just started using my touring boots in my NTN binding, which defeats the purpose because the touring boots don't have a duck butt.
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