With strong downhill ski performance and walkability for out-the-gates touring, the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 115 BOA W GW is a true blend. Designed for women skiers with medium-width feet, the 100mm last and 115 flex make for a hard-charging freeride touring boot. Next-gen Prolite starts with a slim profile and adds structural reinforcements where you need it. BOA® Fit System wraps the lower shell around the foot and can be micro-adjusted for a perfect fit. The heat-moldable Mimic Platinum liner with Power Ankle Lock (PAL) shapes to your foot and holds your heel in place for the long term. Memory Fit offers full heat-fitting for the shell and cuff for a customized fit. If you need more room in the calf, remove the Adaptive Fit System (AFS) cuff spoiler and reposition the AFS Tongue to perfect the fit over your foot and shin. Free/Lock 4.5 goes from walk to ski mode with ease and 54° range of motion makes for unrestricted stride. Top it off with a GripWalk Sole that’s compatible with MN, MNC and pin bindings, this boot is ready to adventure in and out of bounds.
- Advanced heat-fitting technology reshapes the plastic cuff and shell to your leg and foot shape.
- Special heat-moldable plastics in the heel and ankle areas of the liner mimic the shape of your anatomy.
- A dense, asymmetrical liner layer contours the ankle and enhances heel hold.
- BOA®‘s H+i1 platform offers improved shell wrapping with bi-directional micro adjustments.
- Legendary Hawx Feel, this highly anatomical 100mm last is the gold standard for medium fit boots.
- Prolite: Revolutionary light construction with supportive reinforcements in key zones.
- Free/Lock 4.5: Atomic's sturdiest ski/walk mechanism with adjustable forward lean can easily be cleaned of snow and ice.
- Full PU Construction: Both cuff and shell are made from polyurethane (PU) plastic to deliver outstanding skiing performance.
- Mimic Platinum Liner with Achilles Flex Zone
- Power Ankle Lock (PAL): A dense, asymmetrical liner layer contours the ankle and enhances heel hold.
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