Scarpa T1 Women Telemark Ski Boot

Gravity-motivated, knee-droppin' laddies who demand uncompromised performance and fit demand the T1 WMN

The Scarpa T1 women's telemark ski boots are designed to drive even the biggest modern skis. The T1 boots are extremely comfortable, with an Intuition Precision High liner that blends high-density and regular-density Ultralon foam. The liner works with the ergonomic tongue and bellows to produce a better fit, a no-sacrifice performance, and a superior flex. The T1 also offers plenty of power and control, with a dual-density cuff and foot for optimal support and drive, along with a dual-density torsion frame for maximum lateral stability. And users will love the T1's ski/walk mechanism, which releases the cuff if you want added downhill control or touring comfort.

Other features include a lateral cant adjustment for optimal edge control and precise adjustments; four micro-adjustable easy-lock buckles that are easy to open and close; a power strap that will help you drive through any conditions; and a reduced rocker sole that provides immediate edge initiation. Made of 100-percent Pebax--the key to combining light weight with maximum power--the T1 telemarking boots carry a one-year warranty.

Specifications:

• Liner: Intuition Precision High
• Shell/cuff/tongue: 100 percent Pebax
• Buckles: 4 plus power strap
• Forward lean: 18 to 21 degrees
• Sole: Vibram Escape
• Weight: 3 pounds 12 ounces (1/2 pair, size 25)
• Sizes: 22.5 to 27

About Scarpa
Founded in the Montebelluna region of northern Italy--an area long known for its quality handcrafted footwear--Scarpa's original mission was to bring together all the best shoemakers in the Asolo area and produce the best footwear anywhere. The family-owned enterprise evolved through the years from a traditional footwear manufacturer to one that focused on the needs of northern Italy's rapidly developing mountaineering and climbing culture. Among Scarpa's most innovative products was the popular Rally boot for alpine skiing, along with an early high-altitude plastic boot for mountaineering (known initially as the Grinta, and later the Inverno). The company was also the first to build a Gore-Tex boot and the first to develop a telemark skiing boot. In 2007, Scarpa introduced the first telemark and alpine touring-compatible boot. Still based in Italy, Scarpa maintains its American headquarters in Boulder, Colorado.