XT3 Tour 2.0 MV 130
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XT3 Tour 2.0 MV 130
L Blue / 28.5
415 North Lake Boulevard
415 North Lake Boulevard
Tahoe City CA 96145
United States
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- Best Use Freeride Backcountry
- Last 99mm
- Claimed Weight (Single Boot) 1,450 Grams
- Sole Gripwalk - ISO 23223
Features
Light. Powerful. Built to explore. The Lange XT3 Tour Light MV 130 ski boots combine a lightweight shell with proven Lange downhill performance for an unmatched weight-to-performance ratio in a touring boot.
A touring-friendly liner and lightweight buckles combined with a lightweight Grilamid® shell reduce critical grams for uphill performance. Tech binding compatibility gives it full touring versatility, and our Activ Power V-Lock cuff system provides a full 53-degrees of walking range for a smooth stride on the uptrack. A 130-rated flex offers expert skiers a strong platform for backcountry missions of any length. At 99mm wide, our medium-volume last complements the thermoformable and tour-friendly liner for the comfort to ski and explore all day.
- Lightweight Free-Touring Performance: Grilamid® plastic shell is incredibly lightweight while offering excellent rebound and response.
- Fluid Climbing and Full Power Down: Our patented Active Power V-Lock offers 53-degrees of cuff range in walk mode for an efficient skintrack stride while creating a rock-solid connection in ski mode for maximum power transfer and control on the descent.
- Natural Range of Motion: Our Friction-Free Hinge at the cuff increase the walk-mode range of motion for a fluid, natural stride for efficient skinning and hiking.
- Better Skiability, Better Fit: Dual Core technology blends hard and soft plastics for targeted power transmission and boot flex, resulting in increased response, control and fit.
- Lightweight, Tour-Specific Liner: The EVA light Tour Liner offers thermoformable comfort in a touring-specific design that reduces weight and enhances walkability.
- All-Terrain Touring Sole: Vibram® ISO 9523 fully rocker touring sole provides the ultimate grip in rocky approaches while the aggressive tread delivers secure hold in snow while boot packing. A rockered sole profile allows for effortless natural walking stride.
- 99 Fit: The Fit of the boot (or last) is the width of the foot measured at the 5th metatarsal (widest part of the forefoot). It determines the level of control and precision of the skier. For a good ratio between comfort and control, choose a boot that matches the overall volume and length of your foot. Fit between 92-95 mm: Narrow, Fit between 97-99 mm: Medium, Fit between 100-102 mm: Comfort
- 130 Flex: The “flex” of a boot indicates the level of support that boot will deliver. The greater (stiffer) the flex index, the more rigid and reactive the boot will be. The lesser (softer) the flex index, the more tolerant and comfortable.
- Weight: 1450g (size 26.5)
Technical Specs
| Best Use | Freeride Backcountry |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Claimed Weight (Single Boot) | 1,450 Grams |
| Last | 99mm |
| Shell Design | 2-piece Overlapping |
| Shell Material | Grilamid® plastic shell |
| Buckles | 4 |
| Sole | Gripwalk - ISO 23223 |
| Binding Compatibility | Tech |
| Liner | EVA light Tour Liner |
| Range of Motion | 53 Degrees |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
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 XT3 Tour 2.0 MV 130
How do I know what size to order?
Choose a size that matches your foot’s overall length and volume; this boot is offered in 24/24.5 through 29/29.5 sizing and has a 99 mm medium-volume last. Its thermoformable EVA Light Tour Liner is designed to provide a more personalized touring fit.
Are these boots narrow, wide, or standard in the forefoot?
These boots have a 99 mm last, placing them in the medium-volume forefoot fit range. They are suited to skiers seeking a balance of comfort and control rather than a narrow 92–95 mm or comfort-volume 100–102 mm fit.
Can I walk comfortably in these boots, or are they stiff?
These boots provide 53 degrees of cuff range in walk mode, a Friction-Free Hinge, and a fully rockered Vibram ISO 9523 touring sole. Those touring-specific features support a fluid, natural stride for skinning, hiking, and rocky approaches.
Do these boots have good ankle support, or will my feet roll around?
These boots use a 130-rated flex and an Active Power V-Lock that creates a rock-solid cuff connection in ski mode. That design provides a strong, reactive platform for expert descents and maximum power transfer and control.
Will my current skis and bindings work with these boots?
This boot is built with a tech-binding-compatible sole for use with tech (pin) bindings on backcountry touring and freeride setups. It is not suited for use with standard alpine DIN/ISO bindings, so you'll want to confirm your binding type before pairing it with this boot.
What kind of binding system do these boots use?
These boots use the tech binding system. Tech compatibility gives you touring versatility for backcountry missions.
Are these boots made for beginners, advanced skiers, or somewhere in between?
These boots are made for expert skiers and carry a 130-rated flex. Their strong, reactive build is suited to demanding backcountry touring and freeride missions rather than a soft, forgiving learning-focused setup.
Will these boots support aggressive skiing, or are they better for casual runs?
These boots support aggressive expert skiing with a 130-rated flex, Dual Core construction, and a rock-solid ski-mode cuff connection. They are suited to powerful freeride and backcountry descents where you want maximum power transfer and control.
How much feedback and control will these boots give me?
These boots deliver a stiff 130 flex with Dual Core construction for increased response, control, and targeted power transmission. In ski mode, the Active Power V-Lock creates a rock-solid connection for maximum power transfer and control on the descent.
Are these boots flexible enough for learning, or too stiff?
These boots have a 130-rated flex, which is a stiff, reactive flex level built for expert skiers. They are suited to expert backcountry missions requiring a strong platform, not a soft and tolerant learning-focused feel.