Lange · Ski & Snowboard
Xt3 Tour Proshad Blflex 115 Ski Boot - Women's
$397.77
$779.95Save $382.18 (49%)
at The Last Hunt
Price Historylast 3 months
Low $350.00 · High $421.17. Hover the line to see each change.
Is this a good deal?
- The lowest price we’ve tracked since June 2026 is $350.00; today’s price is $397.77.
- The current price has held for 6 days.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 40% — this deal’s 49% off is well above that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from The Last Hunt since June 2026, refreshed several times daily.
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, with a 99 mm last and a firm 115 flex index that delivers responsive, high-powered downhill control. The Active V-Lock hike mechanism rotates to 53 degrees, providing a frictionless range of motion on the way up, while the polypropylene light bootboard and Lyfran cuff material keep overall weight in check. Vibram ISO 9523 soles offer reliable grip on varied terrain, and the boot is Gripwalk compatible for easier walking on hard surfaces. Aluminum buckles with a secure profile and hike-lock function add durability and convenience, and the 40 mm powerstrap delivers a precise, locked-in fit. Inside, a 3D Touring Liner with a one-piece toe box rounds out a setup designed for skiers who regularly venture into backcountry terrain.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Lange
- Material
- Grilamid, Bootboard : Polypropylene light, Alu race, CuLyfran
- Color
- Colour: Shad Bl
- Size
- • Flex index : 115
- 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, calling it one of the best-skiing touring boots in its class. The stiff 115 flex, Dual Core Light Grilamid construction, and Active Power V-Lock mechanism earn high marks for power transfer, rebound, and precision on steep or technical terrain. The 99mm last and women-specific shell shape are noted as comfortable and well-fitted for medium-width feet, and the moccasin-style liner receives particular praise. The 53 degrees of cuff rotation and Vibram touring sole make uphill travel genuinely capable. The most common criticism is that the walk/ski mode mechanism can become clogged with snow in deep powder conditions, making it difficult to lock securely into ski mode. Some reviewers also note the boot sits on the heavier side compared to more uphill-focused touring options, making it better suited to skiers who prioritize the descent.
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