Our lead test editor is a diehard “touring dork.” He’s used rando race style boots almost exclusively for 13 years and was reluctant to try “four buckle overlap” style boots. Boots constructed like this, such as the Atomic Hawx XTD 120, are generally much heavier with higher friction in the touring mode. The Hawx XTD mitigates a great deal of these issues, without compromising much of the downhill performance one wishes for. The most celebrated endorsement we can provide is that the lead editor used these boots for a high tempo, 8000 vertical foot day of Teton ski guiding. He’d never before used an overlap boot for this much human-powered skiing in one day.
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$700.00 Original price was: $700.00.$140.00Current price is: $140.00.
SKU: 9707315311
Category: hot sale
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