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Dalbello's Lupo AX 120 Ski Boot has our favorite combination of feeling light on the uphill and charging hard on the downhill; it's the combination that hard-charging freeriders look for when they're hunting powdery stashes and big lines in the backcountry. Unlike most backcountry boots with a two-piece shell, the Lupo's unique three-piece construction retains a long-lasting stiffness of 120 that doesn't break down over a single season; in fact, the flex is so reliable that you shouldn't have a problem riding it in the resort. The three-piece construction—code-named Cabrio—uses a shell, cuff, and tongue to give the boot a smoother power transmission, a dynamic rebound, and excellent shock absorption. Since Dalbello already uses Cabrio for all its dedicated alpine boots, it only makes sense that it would apply the same design to an AT boot by utilizing a removable tongue instead of a flimsy overlap shell that will eventually hit a wall when the boot is flexed forward. The shell also features Dalbello's wide Hyperband power strap for more comfort and control while skiing.

Calling park skiers everywhere, the K2 Revolver Ski Boot is here to answer your calls for control, comfort, and confidence. These 3-piece, 3-buckle boots offer a 90 flex that encourages presses and butters, a trusty intuition liner that locks your heel in place and disperses impacts, and a burly cam strap that keeps your shin in place to limit discomfort.

Boots are key to comfort and performance in the backcountry and the K2 Dispatch LT Ski Boot offers a great balance of both. To keep you comfortable while striding up the skin track these boots boast a cozy 100mm last and a walk mode with 60° of movement. On the performance side of things, these boots offer a 115 flex that drives power to your edges and 4 buckles that lock your foot in for a slop-free fit.

The La Sportiva Vanguard Alpine Touring Boot is focused on taking us into the backcountry to find powder. The tech fittings work with our trusted backcountry bindings, while the roomy 102. 5mm last and Vibram outsole encourage us to boot pack to the top of any rocky ridge. On the descent, the 3-buckle design and Ultralon Performance liner lock our heels in place so that we can properly trust the 130 flex to drive our skis without losing power.

The SCOTT Celeste Tour Boot provides us with all the high-performance features we're looking for in the backcountry while ensuring we stay comfortable during long hours on the skintrack. The stiff 110 flex reliably transfers power to our skis, and the lightweight construction saves our legs on the skintrack, so we can enjoy every moment of the descent. The exceptionally roomy 113. 5mm last is lined with a plush PWR Lite Tour liner and two types of foam to support our ankles and lock in our heels. We get a full 60-degrees of motion in walk mode, and the Cabrio Hybrid design allows the cuff to move naturally for a more natural stride as we conquer snowy peaks.

Boots these days need to do it all and the Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 115 Boa GW Boot are up for the challenge. These boots combine a lightweight construction with a powerful 115 flex and precise 98mm last to help you ski inbounds and out with confidence. Despite all of these traits, the first thing we noticed was the new BOA fit system closure that is sure to keep your feet happy with a proper fit that can be easily adjusted on the fly.

Designed to defy limits, the SCOTT Cosmos PRO Boot boasts both uphill and downhill prowess that you can trust to get you there and back in style. The Grilamid shell offers rigidity and weight savings, while the 60° range of motion ensures we can take long strides and kick turn with ease. On the flipside, the 130 flex allows you to drive your edges through crud and really lay into a slash in the deep stuff. Finally the freshly designed buckles and tongue make it easy to get in and out of in a hurry.