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Garmont Argon Alpine Touring Ski Boot - Men's - 2008 BCS
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Garmont designed the Men’s Argon Alpine Touring Boot for backcountry skiers who run big skis and demand top-notch downhill performance in a touring-specific boot. The Argon’s stiff multi-injected, overlapping Pebax shell provides enough beef to drive fat skis inbounds or out, while remaining light enough for extended touring. Switch to walk mode for the skin up, then engage the 23.5-degree forward lean, crank down all four buckles, and cinch the power strap for as technical a descent as you can find. Customize this boot’s out-of-the-box performance fit with the included thermo-moldable G-Fit Rapid liner and go explore in comfort.
Bottom Line: From the resort to the backcountry, the Garmont Men’s Argon Alpine Touring Boot does it all.
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Argon or Endorphin? I've almost made up my mind but...how
Argon or Endorphin? I've almost made up my mind but...how does the stiffness compare? Is one more backcountry/mountaineering specific (which would make a better front sider/on-piste)? Are there any other major differances?
By: Srebniak
August 20, 2009
what is the 'flex index' of these. and the sole length
what is the 'flex index' of these. and the sole length of the 27 and 27.5??
By: Bryan Wespiser
May 10, 2009
Boot sole length is 315mm on both and flex index is listed as "AT120" like Adrenalin or Radium.
By: BCoop
May 13, 2009
How do these newer overlap designs size compared to the adrenalin
How do these newer overlap designs size compared to the adrenalin and other such tongue designs by garmont?
By: Jeremy Robertson
April 30, 2009
flex definitely has a more bottomless feel in the overlap boots than on tongue design like adrenalin. stiffness wise, argon and adrenalin are the same. sizing should be the same, but the internal volume is a little different. argon is not as boxy and fits more precise in the forefoot.
By: BCoop
May 13, 2009
I should clarify my question. The adrenaline is listed at 4
I should clarify my question. The adrenaline is listed at 4 pounds per boot and the argons at 4 pounds per pair. I am assuming that is an error?
By: Mark Davidian
April 25, 2009
These are 4.25 pounds per boot (size 27.5).
By: Cory Guru
April 30, 2009
How does the argon compare with the adrenaline and endorphin
How does the argon compare with the adrenaline and endorphin?
By: Mark Davidian
April 25, 2009
I have heard that Garmont boots sizing is the same for the size
I have heard that Garmont boots sizing is the same for the size and its half size. Is it 29.0 and 29.5 are the same or is it that 28.5 and 29 are the same?
By: Mark Davidian
April 16, 2009
It is 29.0 and 29.5 that are the exact same shell size. The liner is different sizes, but once you thermo form it doesn't matter much. Scarpa is the half size adn the full size UP.
By: Evan Stevens
April 19, 2009
cn you tell me the sole length of the Garmont Argon boot in a
cn you tell me the sole length of the Garmont Argon boot in a size 26?
By: brianandal1601828
April 3, 2009
26 and 26.5 are both 305mm. A 25.5 has a BSL of 295mm.
By: Dakka
September 8, 2009
305 mm
By: Andrew
April 3, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Touring Boots than that
Alpine Touring Boots- Shell Material:
- Multi-injected Pebax
- Liner Material:
- G-Fit Rapid
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- Yes
- Number of Buckles:
- 4
- Micro Adjustable:
- Yes
- Forward Lean:
- 23.5 Degrees and walk mode
- Binding Compatibility:
- AT and Alpine bindings (not Dynafit compatible)
- Weight:
- 4lb 4oz (1920g) per boot
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry freeride, ski touring, ski mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Italy