Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA
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Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA
25/25.5
415 North Lake Boulevard
415 North Lake Boulevard
Tahoe City CA 96145
United States
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- Best Use Freeride Backcountry
- Last 98mm
- Claimed Weight (Single Boot) 1,861g (26/26.5)
- Sole ISO 23223
Features
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.
- Prolite: Revolutionary light construction with supportive reinforcements in key zones.
- 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.
- Power Ankle Lock (PAL): A dense, asymmetrical liner layer contours the ankle and enhances heel hold.
- Mimic Platinum Liner with Achilles Flex Zone.
Technical Specs
| Best Use | Freeride Backcountry |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Claimed Weight (Single Boot) | 1,861g (26/26.5) |
| Verified Weight (Single Boot) | 1,826g (26/26.5) 1,400g Shell |
| Last | 98mm |
| Boot Flex | 130 |
| Shell Design | 2-piece Overlapping |
| Shell Material | True Flex PU/PU |
| Buckles | 3 |
| Sole | ISO 23223 |
| Binding Compatibility | Tech |
| Liner | Mimic Platinum |
| Forward Lean | 13° & 15° & 17° |
| Range of Motion | 54° |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
Shipping & Returns
We offer free shipping on orders over $100. Most orders ship within 3 days or less.
Returns are accepted within 10 days of purchase, or within 10 days of receiving your online order. Items must be unused, with original tags attached and in original packaging.
Sale items, climbing and mountaineering gear, avalanche safety equipment, and demo gear are final sale and not eligible for return.
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AI FAQs
AI generated FAQs about the Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA
How do I know what size to order?
These boots are offered in 25/25.5, 26/26.5, 27/27.5, and 28/28.5, with a narrow 98 mm last. Use the size range alongside the low-volume fit when dialing in your shell and liner fit.
Are these boots narrow, wide, or standard in the forefoot?
These boots have a narrow, low-volume 98 mm forefoot fit. They are suited to skiers seeking a close, precise fit rather than a wide-volume feel.
Can I adjust how snug these boots fit around my ankle and calf?
The BOA® Fit System adjusts shell wrap around your foot, while the Power Ankle Lock liner enhances heel hold and the AFS Tongue can be repositioned over your foot and shin. These adjustments let you refine lower-leg and ankle security for skiing and touring.
How will these boots feel when I'm standing in the cold waiting for the lift?
The cuff has 54° of range of motion for comfort when standing. This mobility is designed to make time spent upright more relaxed between descents.
Can I walk comfortably in these boots, or are they stiff?
These 130-flex touring boots offer 54° of cuff range of motion and a Free/Lock 4.5 ski/walk mechanism for a relaxed stride. You get strong downhill support with walkable efficiency for touring.
Do these boots have good ankle support, or will my feet roll around?
The Mimic Platinum Liner uses Power Ankle Lock, a dense asymmetrical layer that contours the ankle and enhances heel hold. This construction is intended to keep your ankle and heel securely held in the boot.
What kind of binding system do these boots use?
These alpine touring boots use a tech binding-compatible system. Their ISO 23223 sole is paired with stated tech-binding compatibility for backcountry skiing.
Will these boots support aggressive skiing, or are they better for casual runs?
These are 130-flex freeride touring boots built with a PU shell and cuff for powerful skiing performance. They are suited to adventurous skiing in and outside resort boundaries rather than a casual, soft-flex approach.
Are these boots flexible enough for learning, or too stiff?
These boots have a 130+ flex and are built as powerful freeride touring boots. They are suited to skiers seeking strong downhill performance, not a soft-flex learning-focused feel.
Will these boots work for both groomed runs and off-piste skiing?
These crossover alpine touring boots are made for adventurous skiing in and outside resort boundaries. Their downhill-performance focus and walkable touring efficiency suit both resort laps and backcountry travel.