TX Pro - Womens (Prior Season)

Name: TX Pro - Womens (Prior Season)
Brand: Scarpa
Price: 499.50 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Scarpa TX Pro is a women's-specific telemark boot built for skiers who demand performance across resort laps, all-day tours, and steep technical terrain. Constructed in Italy with a Pebax shell, cuff, and tongue, the boot features a 102mm last, cuff geometry, and an Intuition Speed Pro G liner tailored to a woman's foot. At a flex index of 110, it is Scarpa's stiffest women's telemark option, yet the Power Block Tour ski/walk mode and a 22-degree range of motion keep uphill travel efficient. Forward lean adjusts between 10 and 15 degrees, and the four-buckle closure pairs with a Booster Active Power Strap for a secure, customizable fit. A Vibram EVO outsole handles varied terrain underfoot, while a dual-injected edge guard protects the bellows. The boot is compatible with both NTN and Telemark Tech binding systems. Weight comes in at 1,585 grams per shoe (size 25), and the Q-Link midstrap uses a thicker cable for long-term durability.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Scarpa
Material: * Shell / Cuff / Tongue: Pebax®
Color: product-options
Size: 6.99 LBS (3.17 KG)
Flex: 110
Hike: ★★★★
Last: 102mm
Liner: Intuition® Speed Pro G
Origin: Italy
Weight: 6.99 LBS (3.17 KG)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa TX Pro Women's as a landmark telemark boot, highlighting its impressive lightweight construction, excellent 62-degree walk-mode range of motion, and versatility across both resort and backcountry terrain. The three-buckle design, Booster power strap, and secure heel pocket earn repeated compliments, and users appreciate its responsiveness for edge control. The most common complaint is initial stiffness, with many noting the boot requires a meaningful break-in period before the bellows flex naturally. A few users also flag minor concerns about the power strap design and snow packing on the sole.

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