Atomic Hawx Ultra Xtd 130 Alpine Touring Boot

User Reviews

• Even though not the lightest touring boot, you are able to walk uphill easily while wearing.
• The heat-moldable shell allows for a customized fit.
• Relatively lightweight material for easy walking and comfort.
• Stiff backbone aids in support and stability.
• Able to have a full range of motion like you would with a normal hiking boot.
• The newest model has a new liner and new buckles for higher-end performance.
• Many reports of being extremely durable.

Expert Reviews

• Able to switch to the mechanical walking mode by easy use of a lever.
• Provides 54 degrees of cuff mobility for full range of motion.
• Forefoot buckle are removable for extra weight savings.
• Great cuff articulation and range of motion.
• The Platinum liners are burlier and have more stable tongues than previous models, adding support.
• The new liner uses denser foam combined with a small flex zone, providing both stiffness and comfort.
• The Velcro power strap helps to get a snug fit.
• Provides a quick return to the center in between making turns on the slopes.

User Reviews

• Might have to size up with this boot.
• Some reports of letting water in under extremely wet conditions.

Expert Reviews

• No cuff canting mechanism, meaning they don’t have an apparatus to bring you to a neutral stance on skis, providing extra comfort and versatility in your stance.
• Some reports of high friction areas in full range of motion.