Atomic Backland Pro W Touring Boot

Yes, it is designed specifically for uphill efficiency. With a 74-degree range of motion in walk mode and a lightweight 1020g build, it minimizes fatigue during extended climbs and long days in the backcountry.

The Boa system provides a more precise, micro-adjustable hold around the heel and midfoot. It eliminates pressure points often found with buckles and ensures your foot stays locked in place without restricting circulation.

While the liners are heat-moldable, it is highly recommended to have this done by a professional boot fitter. They have the specialized equipment to ensure the liner expands and sets correctly to the unique shape of your foot.

The boot has a 95 flex rating. This offers a forgiving feel that is ideal for backcountry touring, providing enough support for varied terrain without being overly rigid or difficult to flex during the ascent.

The carbon-infused material allows the boot to be significantly lighter without sacrificing structural integrity. This combination ensures you have the stiffness needed for reliable power transmission on the descent while keeping the overall weight low for the climb.

Yes, the boot allows you to adjust the forward lean to 13, 15, or 17 degrees. This lets you customize your stance to match your preferred skiing style and comfort level.