How to Choose Cross-Country Ski Gear
Scarpa T4 75mm Backcountry Boots
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Scarpa T4 75mm backcountry boots bridge the gap between lightweight leather boots and heavy-duty plastic boots to give you control and comfort on long tours.
Shop newer version- Pebax® plastic shells maintain a consistent flex in all temperatures so your boots won't feel stiff on a frigid day
- Your feet will stay warm on a cold day in the insulated Cordura® nylon liners; Cordura fabric stands up to abrasion
- Ski/walk mechanisms in back lock and release the cuffs for downhill performance and uphill comfort
- Find the perfect fit with the 2 easy-lock buckles
- Bellows in front offer a smooth flex
- Scarpa T4 75mm backcountry boots work well with 75mm 3-pin bindings and lightweight telemark bindings (sold separately)
Weight per pair is based on size 27.
View all Scarpa Men's Cross-Country Ski Boots| Best Use | Cross-country Skiing |
|---|---|
| Boot and Binding Compatibility | 75mm 3-pin |
| Cross-country Style | Backcountry |
| Upper | Pebax plastic |
| Insulated | Yes |
| Insulation | Foam |
| Weight (Pair) | (Size 27) 2,980 grams |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Location:Frisco, CO
13 years ago
Excellent touring/telemarking crossover
Yes , I recommend this product
I bought this boot for backcountry touring in fairly rugged terrain, in conjunction with the Rossignol BC110 skis and the Rottefella Chili Telemark binding. So far the boots have been very comfortable, and have kept my feet warm in temperatures down to the teens. Ski touring where I live often consists of lots of uphill and downhill travel, and very little level ground. These boots flex extremely well when traveling uphill or on level ground, yet offer good support for making turns on the way downhill. They are definitely too heavy for groomed Nordic trails, and too heavy for someone skiing on level or gently rolling terrain. But for someone who wants to tour in rugged, mountainous terrain, they are an excellent choice.
Location:Brooklyn,NY
12 years ago
size issue
No, I do not recommend this product
The REI size chart is quite different from the Scarpa chart. REI says US 11 is a 28 mondo, and Scarpa says it's a 29. Since I ordered a 28 and it's way too small I think Scarpa (who made the boot) is correct.
Location:Santa Fe, NM
10 years ago
Didn't quite do it
A very good idea to create a lighter yet sturdier back country/touring boot which helps with turning. But the fit for me wasn't good enough; too much heel lift. For me, an instep strap, similar to the old T1 and T2, would help reduce excessive heel lift.
Location:Colorado
14 years ago
Great Boots!
Yes , I recommend this product
Great for hut trips, Backcountry touring.