TX Comp - Unisex (Prior Season)

Name: TX Comp - Unisex (Prior Season)
Brand: Scarpa
Price: 499.50 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Scarpa TX Comp is the brand's stiffest and most powerful telemark boot, built for big lines and steep, committing terrain in an NTN binding-compatible configuration. Its shell, cuff, and tongue are all constructed from Pebax, achieved through a triple-injection process, while a bi-injection cuff delivers precise, dialed performance. The Intuition Speed Pro G liner provides a performance-focused fit over a 102mm last. A flex rating of 125 puts this firmly in the high-performance category, and the Power Block Tour ski/walk mode balances responsiveness with functional mobility. Forward lean adjusts between 10 and 15 degrees, and the boot offers 22 degrees of range of motion in walk mode. Four buckles plus a Booster Active Power Strap handle closure, and the Q-Link midstrap uses a thicker cable for added durability. A dual-injected edge guard protects the bellows, and the Vibram EVO outsole handles varied terrain underfoot. The design intentionally omits a duck bill for improved power transmission and easier step kicking. Each boot weighs 1,710 g (size 27), and the boot is made in Italy.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Scarpa
Material: * Shell/Cuff/Tongue: Pebax®•Pebax®•Pebax®
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What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa TX Comp as a landmark achievement for telemark skiing, highlighting its stiff yet well-balanced flex, meaningful weight reduction compared to the prior model, and a 62-degree walk mode with tech toe fittings that make it genuinely capable on the skin track. The Intuition heat-moldable liner, powerful energy transfer, and compatibility with NTN and Tele-Tech bindings are frequently cited strengths. The most common criticism is a demanding break-in period, with some users noting the boot can feel punishing for weeks or even a full season before it softens. Fit concerns also surface, with at least some buyers finding the new model runs noticeably smaller than the previous generation.

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