K2 · Footwear

Recon 130 BOA Boot - 2026

30% OFF

CA$850.45

CA$1,214.93Save CA$364.49 (30%)

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Price checked Nov 12, 2026

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About this product

The K2 Recon 130 BOA is an all-mountain ski boot built around a stiff 130-flex Powerlite TPU shell that minimizes energy loss during aggressive resort skiing. The shell is heat-moldable, allowing custom shaping to individual foot geometry, and the MultiFit last accommodates a range of foot widths from 97 to 100mm. Closure combines two aluminum buckles with a BOA Fit System for precise, micro-adjustable tension, while an elastic cam strap at the liner and a power strap at the shin work together to keep the foot and lower leg firmly in place. The PowerFit Pro liner is also thermo-moldable and designed to lock in heel hold with a soft, secure feel. A honeycomb boot board cushions underfoot, and GripWalk outsoles (ISO 23223 compatible) provide traction on hard surfaces between runs. The boot weighs approximately 1,814 grams as verified, and carries a limited one-year manufacturer warranty.

Category: Footwear
Brand: K2
Material: Powerlite (TPU), BOA® Fit System, aluminum
Color: One Color
Size: 24.5 24.5
Flex: 130
Sole: GripWalk
Liner: PowerFit Pro
Buckles: 2, BOA® Fit System
Activity: all-mountain skiing
Last Width: MultiFit (97 - 100mm)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the K2 Recon 130 BOA for its impressive all-mountain versatility, stiff yet comfortable fit, and the BOA closure's ability to deliver an even, "wrapped" feel that reduces pressure points compared to traditional buckles. Expert testers awarded it top marks in the medium-width all-mountain category, highlighting its lightweight PowerLite shell, vibration-damping PowerFuse SpYne, and all-day comfort. The most common criticisms center on the BOA dial lacking the clamping power of buckles at maximum tightness, some testers noting the cuff can feel slightly soft for a true 130-flex, and a low ramp angle that may not promote an ideal forward stance for all skiers.