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Celeste Tour Boots - Womens

Name: Celeste Tour Boots - Womens
Brand: Scott
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The Scott Celeste Tour Boot for 2026 is a women's-specific alpine touring boot built around a Cabrio Hybrid construction using Grilamid material, keeping weight low while maintaining structural integrity across demanding high-mountain terrain. A 110 flex index delivers a smooth yet firm response well suited to steep descents, while the 103.5mm last offers a comfortable fit with a touch of extra room. The Rear Hook Walk System provides a full 60 degrees of cuff mobility for efficient uphill travel, then locks down for powerful energy transfer on the descent. The Powerlite 2.0 construction and PWR Lite Tour liner work together to balance warmth and lightweight performance. A Vibram lugged outsole adds confident grip on variable surfaces during the approach, and the boot is compatible with alpine touring bindings to the ISO 9523 standard. Refined buckles and an improved tongue make entry and adjustment straightforward, rounding out a design focused on progression and all-day comfort.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Scott

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scott Celeste Tour for its strong downhill performance relative to its weight, with expert testers noting it handles variable backcountry snow with confidence and solid edge hold. The wide 103.5mm last and roomy toe box earn repeated praise for accommodating wider and higher-instep feet, and the heat-moldable liner is highlighted for out-of-the-box comfort. The Cabrio Hybrid construction and 60 degrees of cuff rotation are called out as genuine touring strengths. The most common criticism is that the boot is not the lightest option in its class, making it a trade-off for skiers who prioritize uphill efficiency. Narrow-footed skiers are consistently warned the fit will be too roomy, and some reviewers have flagged that the tongue hinge can be prone to fatigue-related wear over heavy use.

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