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As aggressive as the Terminator, you'll race along the trails in Scarpa's T2x touring boot. Loaded with power, a dual-density cuff eats up crusty leftovers or spring crud while the thermo-moldable liner adds extra height and a power strap for on-edge accuracy. Specifications based on size 26.
Scarpa® T2X Telemark boots retool the already intelligent design of an old favorite for even more backcountry performance and comfort.
| Closure: | buckle |
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| Insulation: | Thermo-moldable foam |
| Liner: | thermo-moldable |
| Sizes: | Mondo 26 - 30 |
| Sole type: | 75 mm Telemark |
| Suggested use: | Telemark skiing |
| System: | 75mm, 3-pin, cable |
| Upper: | Dual-density polyether resin |
| Weight per pair: | (size 26) 3,147 grams |
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 | Scarpa T2X Thermo | $558.95 |
 | Scarpa T2 Eco Telemark Boots | $578.95 - $579.00 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
 | Scarpa T2X Telemark Boots - Women's | $335.37 - $389.97 |
 | Scarpa T2X Thermo - Women's | $558.95 |
 | Scarpa T2 Telemark Ski Boot - Women's | $391.27 - $579.00 |
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double duty boot kicks it | |
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| This was my first tele boot after coming from the darkside. I used it to master my tele turns on K2 Superstinx, then also on my new BlackDiamond Havocs with Hammerhead bindings. The boot turns both of these skis with no problem, and tours beautifully, with no blisters. I have a fairly narrow foot and the Scarpa last is perfect for me. After 150+ days on these boots the buckles still work well, although the duckbill is starting to look pretty beat up now, from a number of rock scrambles. An awesome boot for both backcountry and lift skiing. | |
| woody at REI on 09/12/2007 | |
tighter, stiffer but lighter than I exptect | |
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| coming from the old T2's, I found these new boots uncomfortable and stiff. I suppose this will increase the control of my skiis in the crud | |
| bo monsta at Mountain Gear on 06/08/2007 | |
too much | |
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| I had a pair of these for a year, using them in solely in the backcountry. They promote the T2X as a touring boot, but its too much boot for that use: too high and too stiff; uncomfortable for hiking. What was wrong with the old 2-buckle T2? They could've lightened it up and really had something (that's the one positive about the T2X--it is lightweight). If you do buy them I'd recommend going with the "comfort fit" instead of the "performance fit", or you'll end up with real torture chambers. | |
| read at Mountain Gear on 11/07/2008 | |
good bad ugly | |
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| good - 1-they push my newer, fatter ski, very well. 2-they don't seem too heavy. 3-rick, boot fitting genius at englewood-co store spent a ton of time adjusting boot, getting me a footbed to ensure comfort. bad 1-came from an older,2 buckle, maroon colored t3 and found these down right painful. i should have tried on every boot in the market prior to purchase. ugly 1-englewood store let me buy and leave without doing the heat molding. finding the right rei employee is key to this purchase. | |
| tb at REI on 03/11/2009 | |
Race oriented | |
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| I tried this boot on and it reminded me of an alpine racing boot. Super high cuff. Stiffer than necessary for telemark. If I were into racing or steep icy resort skiing it would be great. But for an old guy that's been telemarking for 20 years it's way overkill for cruising, powder skiing, and backcountry travel. | |
| chief at Mountain Gear on 01/31/2008 | |
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