Cosmos Touring Boot - 2026

Name: Cosmos Touring Boot - 2026
Brand: Scott
Price: 708.70 CAD
Availability: InStock

30% OFF

CA$708.70

CA$1,012.43Save CA$303.74 (30%)

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Price checked Nov 3, 2026

Price tracked since Jan 22

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About this product

The Cosmos Touring Boot 2026 is built for backcountry skiers who want capable uphill travel without sacrificing downhill performance. A 120 flex index delivers a powerful, responsive feel with minimal energy loss through each turn, while the 103.5mm last provides a roomy fit that keeps feet warm and free from pressure points throughout long days in the mountains. The PWR Lite High liner adds an extra layer of insulation and comfort, making it well suited for cold, extended tours. Transitioning between modes is handled by a rear hook mechanism that locks the boot firmly into either climb or ski mode, and a hook-and-loop power strap secures the shin for precise control on the descent. Underfoot, a Vibram outsole provides reliable traction on rocky terrain and exposed ridgelines where grip matters most. This boot strikes a practical balance between touring efficiency and the kind of stiff, confident feel that technical descents demand.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Scott
Material: Grilamid mix, Cabrio hybrid construction, Ergal Micro Adjustable
Color: Aspen Blue
Size: 3lb 1oz (1389g)
Flex: 120
Sole: Vibram
Liner: PWR Lite High
Buckles: 3
Activity: backcountry skiing, powder skiing
Walk Mode: yes

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scott Cosmos Touring Boot for its impressive out-of-the-box comfort, wide 103.5mm last that accommodates a variety of foot shapes without pressure points, and a strong balance of uphill and downhill performance. The 120 flex and Cabrio Hybrid three-piece shell construction earn repeated compliments for delivering confident, progressive downhill feel without sacrificing touring efficiency. The 60-degree range of motion in walk mode is widely appreciated for enabling a natural stride on long approaches. The most common criticism is that ski-to-tour transitions feel cumbersome compared to lighter, race-oriented competitors, as tightening multiple buckles and a power strap adds steps. Some reviewers also note the boot is not a true lightweight option, and earlier generations had walk-mode mechanism reliability concerns, though Scott has addressed these in successive updates.

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