La Sportiva Spectre 2.0 Alpine Touring Boot

User Reviews

• The buckles are lightweight but offer ample adjustability for customization of fit.
• The cuff rotation keeps the boots fully buckled and secure while walking.
• The shell can be heated and stretched to conform to your foot shape for comfort.
• A good combination between a hybrid touring boot and an ultra-light kit for versatility.

Expert Reviews

• The heel hold is good and the construction causes very minimal blisters or rubbing.
• Provides ample climbing capabilities for high-performance use.
• Combines a touring boot with the compatibility to work with tech-binding norms.
• Large range of motion for comfort while walking.
• The walk mode is easy to use and doesn’t have any reports of coming unlocked easily.
• Contains a huge flex rating for ample mobility and comfort.
• Contains a wide-volume toe box for ample comfort during use.
• The liner is very well made and molds up well to conform to your individual foot shape.

User Reviews

• Some reports of a lack of durability with the tongue breaking during minimal use.
• The buckles can be a pain and tedious to use, limiting the ease of use.
• The boot can rub against the ankle area and front part of your foot, causing pain and lack of comfort while using.
• The rivet that holds the Achilles bar against the ski and walk pin can break after minimal use.
• The toe can be a little tedious to adjust in the tech bindings, reducing the functionality.

Expert Reviews

• The cuff alignment rivet is gone from the previous model, which some users may not like.
• Not stiff enough for resort skiing due to the construction and materials used.
• The tech toe alignment can wear off after use, reducing the performance and functionality.
• Not the lightest 4 buckle boot on the market compared to other options.