Lange · Ski & Snowboard
Xt3 Tour Proshad Blflex 115 Ski Boot - Women's
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About this product
The Lange XT3 Tour Pro Shad Blue is a women's ski touring boot built to perform on both the descent and the ascent. Its Grilamid shell is shaped specifically for the female foot, providing a 99mm last and a 115 flex index that balances responsive power transmission with touring comfort. The Active V-Lock hike mechanism rotates to 53 degrees, and a frictionless rotating hinge makes uphill travel noticeably smoother. Vibram ISO 9523 soles deliver reliable grip on varied terrain, and the boot is Gripwalk compatible for easier walking on hard surfaces. The lightweight polypropylene bootboard and Lyfran cuff material keep overall weight in check, while aluminum buckles with a secure profile and hike-lock function add durability and retention. Inside, a 3D Touring Liner with a one-piece toe box and a 40mm powerstrap work together to hold the foot securely without sacrificing circulation on long approaches.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Lange
- Material
- Alu race, Grilamid, CuLyfran
- Color
- Colour: Shad Bl
- Size
- 22.5
- Last
- 99
- Tongue
- One piece toe box
- Features
- Gripwalk compatible
- Bootboard
- Polypropylene light
- Cumaterial
- Lyfran
- Flex Index
- 115
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Lange XT3 Tour Pro Women's 115 for its exceptional downhill performance, noting it skis with the power and snap of a traditional alpine boot despite its touring-capable design. The lightweight Grilamid shell, Dual Core technology, and 51-plus degrees of cuff rotation earn strong marks for balancing uphill efficiency with resort-level responsiveness. The women-specific 99mm last and shell shape are appreciated for precision and control. The most common complaint, raised across multiple expert and user reviews, is that the Active Power V-Lock ski/walk mechanism is prone to jamming with snow in deep powder conditions, sometimes causing the boot to unexpectedly revert to walk mode mid-run. The narrow, low-volume fit also draws criticism from wider-footed skiers, and some users note the toebox can feel snug without heat molding.
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