TX Comp - Unisex (Prior Season)

Name: TX Comp - Unisex (Prior Season)
Brand: Scarpa
Price: 399.60 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. The shell, cuff, and tongue are all constructed from Pebax, with a triple-injection shell and bi-injection cuff delivering precise, dialed performance. An Intuition Speed Pro G liner sits inside a 102mm last, while the flex rating of 125 keeps energy transfer firm and direct. The Power Block Tour ski/walk mode balances responsiveness with functional mobility, offering a 22-degree range of motion and forward lean adjustable between 10 and 15 degrees. Four buckles paired with a Booster Active Power Strap handle closure, and a Q-Link midstrap uses a thicker cable for added durability. The Vibram EVO outsole handles varied terrain underfoot, and a dual-injected edge guard protects the bellows. Notably, the design omits a duck bill, improving power transmission and step-kicking efficiency. Each boot weighs 1,710 grams (size 27), and the pair totals approximately 3.42 kg. Made in Italy.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Scarpa
Material: * Shell/Cuff/Tongue: Pebax®•Pebax®•Pebax®, * Ski/Walk Mode: Power Block Tour
Color: product-options
Size: 7.54 LBS (3.42 KG)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa TX Comp as a landmark achievement in modern telemark footwear, highlighting its impressive torsional stiffness, precise energy transfer, and surprisingly capable touring performance. The triple-injected Pebax construction earns particular credit for delivering a close, supportive fit and a more natural feel out of the box compared to its predecessor. The 62-degree walk mode and tech-compatible toe fittings are called out as genuine upgrades for the skin track. The most common criticism is the demanding break-in period, and some note that the boot's high flex rating (roughly 130) may feel excessive for skiers who prefer deep, traditional telemark drops. A few traditionalists also feel the overall stiffness pushes the boot closer to an alpine experience than a classic free-heel one.

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