Scarpa TX Pro Telemark Ski Boots - Men's - 2025/2026
Setting a new standard for modern telemark ski boots, the men's Scarpa TX Pro ski boots are lighter and stiffer than ever before, and they're compatible with NTN and Tele Tech bindings.
- New Pebax® Renew® Triple Injection shells are lighter and stiffer than ever before
- Pebax Rnew shell is made from castor bean oil and reduces carbon footprint
- 62° range of motion maximizes efficiency in the skin track
- Ratcheting Heel Retention strap is easy to adjust and keeps your heel locked in place while touring and turning
- SLT Ski/Walk mechanism is friction free when touring and rock solid when going downhill; it also allows for adjustment of forward lean from 12 to 16°
- Intuition® liners are warm, light and customizable to fit a wide range of foot shapes
- Booster Straps provide a smooth and progressive flex to maximize power and minimize shin bang
- RECCO® technology enables ski patrols and search and rescue teams to quickly find skiers
- Compatible with NTN and Tele Tech bindings
Imported.
View all Scarpa Men's Telemark Ski Boots| Best Use | Backcountry Skiing |
|---|---|
| Skill Level | Advanced |
| Boot Sole Type | NTN |
| Ski Boot Flex | Medium Flex |
| Flex Index | 110 |
| Walk Mode | Yes |
| Liner Material | Intuition thermoformable foam |
| Moldable Liner | Custom Moldable |
| Last Width | 102 millimeters |
| Number of Buckles | 3 |
| Outsole | Vibram rubber |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight (Pair) | 6 lbs. 13 oz. |
| RECCO Reflector | Yes |
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Best all-around telemark boot
I'm a demo tech for a telemark company. We lend out Scarpa TX Comps, TX Pros and T1 75mm boots so people can try our bindings and skis. From what I've gathered over the season is that the TX Pro are the preferred boot comfort-wise across the Scarpa range. TX Pros have a similar flex to the old T1 boot, and the Comp is closer to a T-Race. I picked mine up barely used from an REI ReSupply for $200, an insane deal. The 60 degree ROM in walk mode is amazing. They feel very lightweight compared to alpine boots. Between resort and backcountry riding, this boot does it all. If you're never going to go touring and want and even more aggressive boot though, the TX comp might be a better option.