Atomic Backland XTD Carbon 115 Ski Boots - Women's

Name: Atomic Backland XTD Carbon 115 Ski Boots - Women's
Brand: Compare
Price: 699.93 CAD
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About this product

The Atomic Backland XTD Carbon 115 is a women's alpine touring ski boot built around a carbon fibre polyamide shell and cuff, keeping the packed weight to just 2,580 grams while delivering a firm 115 flex index suited to aggressive skiing. The 100mm last width and 13 to 17 degrees of adjustable forward lean give skiers meaningful control on the descent, while the Free/Lock 4.5 mechanism opens up a generous 74-degree range of motion for the climb. Two aluminum buckles and a 40mm lightweight strap secure the fit, and the open-throat semi-overlap shell design makes entry and exit straightforward. Inside, the 3D Platinum Tour liner is thermoformable, hand washable, and fast drying, and the Memory Fit heating technology allows full customization of the shell, cuff, and liner together. A frictionless polymer bushing pivot moves naturally in walk mode, and the rockered rubber tech sole is compatible with Atomic Shift, MN, MNC, and pin bindings. Made in Romania, available in Black/Rust.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Compare
Material: Carbon fibre
Color: Black/Rust
Size: Select
Weight: 2.58kg
Buckles: 2
Made In: Romania
Style Id: 6036-983
Hike Mode: Yes
Ideal For: Alpine touring

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Atomic Backland XTD Carbon 115 W as an exceptional "do-it-all" AT boot that genuinely delivers on both ends of the touring day. The uphill performance draws particular enthusiasm, with testers highlighting its natural, long stride, impressive 74 degrees of cuff rotation, and lightweight feel underfoot. Out-of-the-box comfort is frequently noted, thanks to the 100mm medium-volume last, one of the cushier liners in the category, and Memory Fit heat-molding for a personalized shell and cuff. Downhill power transfer is considered strong for a touring-oriented boot, capable of driving wider skis on demanding terrain. The most common criticism is that the cuff can feel "hinge-y" or somewhat collapsible under aggressive, hard-charging descents, an issue more noticeable for heavier or more forceful skiers. Some users also note the liner can pack out over time, leading to minor heel-hold concerns. The textile gaiter raises occasional questions about durability and moisture resistance in wet spring conditions, though most testers found it performed adequately.

Specifications

Packed weight: 2.58 kg

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