The Atomic Backland Expert Woman shoe is now available from Speck-Sports!
The Backland Expert Woman ski touring boot is a concentrate of technology and innovation. It's sure to impress more than one person, which is why we wanted to tell you all about it!
Atomic is a benchmark brand in the ski touring market, with unrivalled expertise and experience.
This boot has been specially designed to fit women's feet. With a narrow 98mm fit and 74° amplitude, it's perfect for your ski touring outings!
Its TrueFlex shell, with a flex index of 85, features a reinforced Prolite construction that promises perfect foot support and high-performance rigidity for technical descents. The liner is also a major asset! It's breathable, washable and, of course, thermoformable for unrivalled comfort.(Memory Fit 3D Gold Light W technology).
This pair of Atomic boots makes climbing easy and gives you optimum control of your skis on the way down. It's a responsive, high-performance boot that's just waiting to accompany you on your itineraries:
The Free / Lock 4.0 locking mechanism is combined with the Energy Backbone reinforcement to go from optimum flex on the way up to perfect rigidity for enhanced sensations on the way down.
For ski touring enthusiasts, this is the boot to try! You won't be able to do without them!
This boot is available from Speck-Sports!
Features :
-flex Index: 85
- Amplitude: 74
- Closure: 2 hooks
- Buckles: Strap 7000-Series Alu Buckle
- Strap: 30 mm Velcro Strap
- Maximum width/toe box: 98 mm - Narrow Touring Last
- Weight: 2320g per pair in 26/26.5
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