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Rivington Alpine

Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA GW 2025/26

£760.00 GBP
£760.00 GBP
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  • The ultimate crossover boot, the Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA blurs the line between downhill performance and walkable efficiency in a low volume 98mm fit. Prolite uses the slimmest profile possible, then adds reinforcements to key areas to create a powerful freeride touring boot. The BOA® Fit System uniformly wraps the shell around the foot to provide a secure foothold with multi-directional adjustability. Memory Fit offers customization of shell and cuff, paired with the Mimic Platinum Liner with Power Ankle Lock that exactly matches your physiology when heat-molded. The adjustable Adaptive Fit System (AFS) Tongue can be repositioned, perfecting the fit over your foot and shin. The cuff offers 54º of range of motion for a relaxed stride and comfort when standing. This touring boot comes with Free/Lock 4.5, a robust ski/walk mechanism that securely locks the cuff to the shell and has adjustable forward lean. Made for those looking for adventurous skiing in and outside the boundaries.

    • Article code

      AE5033020

    • Boot-binding compatibility

      Gripwalk, Pin, MN

    • Flex

      Hard

    • Gender

      Unisex

    • Season

      2025

    • Sub-Terrain

      Freeride Touring

    • Terrain

      All Mountain, Powder, Touring

    • Weight (g) / Boot (Size)

      1,861 / 26-26.5

      Prolite

      Lightweight shell and cuff construction with key structural areas reinforced for powerful skiing.

      Free/Lock 4.5

      Atomic's sturdiest ski/walk mechanism with adjustable forward lean can easily be cleaned of snow and ice.

      PU Shell / PU Cuff

      Both cuff and shell are made from polyurethane (PU) plastic to deliver outstanding skiing performance.

      Mimic Platinum Liner with Achilles Flex Zone

       

      Power Ankle Lock (PAL)

      A dense, asymmetrical liner layer contours the ankle and enhances heel hold.

      54°