Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 105 BOA GW Ski Boots - Free/Lock 4.5 - GripWalk - Achillies Flex Zone

For female skiers heading up bootpacks and skin tracks and riding all over the mountain, the Atomi...

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TisoWomen's Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 105 Boa GW Ski Boots - Purple - Size 24.5 - Free/Lock 4.5 - GripWalk - Achillies Flex Zone - Skiing - Snowsports
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The Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 105 BOA W GW is designed for female skiers who engage in both resort riding and backcountry touring. Its key benefit is a versatile, lightweight construction that offers powerful downhill performance and natural uphill mobility. A potential caveat is the 100mm last, which may not suit very narrow or very wide feet without professional fitting. This freeride touring boot features a medium 105 flex, a precision-fit BOA system, and a heat-moldable Mimic Gold liner for a customized feel, making it ideal for all-mountain exploration.

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Model Part NumberFASHKBZZ0112_NPS_M23
BrandATOMIC

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FAQs

What is the main advantage of the BOA Fit System on this boot?

The BOA Fit System allows for micro-adjustments, providing a precise and even fit across the lower foot that can be easily tightened or loosened on the go, without removing gloves.

Is this boot suitable for pure beginners?

With a 105 flex, this boot is generally recommended for intermediate to advanced skiers. Beginners might find a softer flex more forgiving and easier to control.

How does the Mimic Gold Liner enhance comfort and performance?

The Mimic Gold Liner is pre-shaped to match the common contours of a foot and ankle. It can also be heat-molded to your specific anatomy, creating a personalized, blister-free fit and improving energy transmission.

Can I use these boots with any type of ski binding?

The boot features a GripWalk sole, making it compatible with GripWalk bindings, traditional Alpine bindings (MN), and pin touring bindings. However, always ensure your bindings are compatible and properly set by a professional.

What does the 54° range of motion mean for skiing?

A 54° range of motion in the cuff allows for a more natural and efficient stride when walking or skinning uphill, reducing fatigue and improving touring comfort.

How do I perform a custom heat mold on the boot?

Custom heat molding should be performed by a certified bootfitter at an authorized Atomic dealer using specialized equipment. This process customizes the shell, cuff, and liner to your foot's unique shape.

What is the weight of the boot?

The boot weighs approximately 1,774 grams for a size 24-24.5 Mondo Point.

Troubleshooting

BOA dial is difficult to turn or won't tighten properly

Ensure the laces are seated correctly within the guides. Check for any debris obstructing the dial or cable path. If persistent, the BOA system may require professional servicing.

Ski/walk mechanism feels stiff or is frozen

Gently clear any accumulated snow or ice from the mechanism. If stiffness persists, apply a small amount of water-displacing lubricant (like WD-40) to the pivot points, ensuring it does not reach the liner or boot interior.

Pressure points or discomfort during skiing

First, ensure the BOA system is not overtightened. Re-adjust the fit. If discomfort persists, consider professional heat molding of the liner and shell, or professional adjustment of the Adaptive Fit System (AFS) Tongue.

Boot feels too loose for downhill performance

Tighten the BOA system progressively. Ensure the buckles (if any) are securely fastened. If the issue is systemic, the 100mm last might not be ideal for your foot shape, and professional fitting or consideration of a narrower last boot may be necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent balance of downhill power and uphill touring capability.
  • Precise and secure fit thanks to the BOA system and Mimic Gold liner.
  • Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during long days and ascents.
  • Versatile binding compatibility with GripWalk, MN, and pin bindings.
  • Customizable fit through heat molding of the shell, cuff, and liner.

Cons

  • The 100mm last may require professional fitting for feet outside the medium width range.
  • Flex index of 105 might be too stiff for beginner skiers or too soft for advanced freeriders seeking maximum power.
  • Requires proper understanding and adjustment of the BOA system and ski/walk mechanism for optimal performance.
  • Advanced customization options may require professional bootfitting services.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Initial Fit: Try the boots on with the socks you typically ski in. Ensure the liner is correctly positioned.
  2. BOA System: Lace the BOA system evenly. Turn the dial to tighten until a snug, secure fit is achieved without excessive pressure points. To loosen, pull the dial outwards.
  3. Ski/Walk Mode: Engage the Free/Lock 4.5 mechanism by moving the lever to the desired position. Ensure it is securely locked for skiing.
  4. Heat Molding: For a truly custom fit, professional heat molding of the shell, cuff, and Mimic Gold liner is recommended at an authorized Atomic dealer.

Compatibility:

  • Bindings: The GripWalk sole is compatible with GripWalk bindings, traditional Alpine DIN bindings (MN), and tech/pin touring bindings. Always ensure your bindings are correctly adjusted by a certified technician for your safety.

Care:

  • Cleaning: After each use, wipe down the shell and cuff with a damp cloth to remove dirt and snow. Avoid harsh chemicals.
  • Drying: Store boots in a cool, dry place. Allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources like radiators or fires.
  • Liner Care: Remove the liner for drying if they become excessively wet. Ensure they are fully dry before reinserting.

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