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SKU: 712319900

Cosmos Tour Ski Boots

Was £580.00Now £290.0050% off

White/Blue/Orange

Overview

The Scott Cosmos Tour is the perfect option for ski tourers with higher-volume feet. Buckles and the tongue have been updated for easier use, and smooth step-in and out, while the Cabrio Hybrid construction ensures easy mobility of the cuff for climbing and provides the skier with solid support during turns.

Ideal For

  • All Mountain
  • Backcountry
  • Freeride
  • Ski Touring

Performance

Ski Boot Flex

How forgiving or stiff the boot feels when you flex forward

Ski Boot Flex rating: 8.0000 out of 10

Volume

Internal volume of boot and suitable foot shape

Volume rating: 8.0000 out of 10

Performance

Suitable skier type

Performance rating: 8.0000 out of 10

Ski Boot Terrain

Suitable terrain

Ski Boot Terrain rating: 10.0000 out of 10
1350g (MP 26.5)
Weight
120
Flex
103.5mm
Last Width
Tour
Sole Unit

Features

Rear Hook Ski/Walk Mechanism

Easy to operate, the Powerlite 2.0 rear hook mechanism combines strength and stability in ski mode with total freedom when skinning or walking. This next generation hook mechanism locks automatically when downhill skiing.

Full-Length Vibram Bi-Density Rubber

Full-length Vibram bi-density rubber under the instep area provides maximum grip when scrambling over any terrain that isn't snow. The bi-density composition has firmer black rubber around the sole's perimeter to provide durability and superior edging power in step-in bindings. Softer red rubber in the sole's midsection gives maximum grip for scrambling.

Lock Catches

Scott's Locking Buckle Catches keep the buckle bails in place when the buckles are opened for hiking.

Adjustable Spoiler

An Asymmetric Spoiler provides medial and rearward support.

Dual Action Tongue

The newly developed Dual Action Tongue allows an easy step in and out of the boot. Due to the flexibility of the tongue it follows the movement when in walk mode and is fully linked to the cuff when skiing, which results in a more progressive flex.