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Step into the Garmont Men's Mega Ride Alpine Touring Boot and prepare for feather-light tours, awesome freeride strength, and amazing comfort. The G Fit3 liner incorporates a lace-up system for a close fit and three different foam densities with a heavily padded tongue and cuff for support and responsiveness. The lower ultra-light magnesium buckles use a serrated ice-breaker pin to cut right through hours of frozen build-up. The Mega Ride holds as Garmont's lightest four-buckle alpine touring boot, so lock in to either your Dynafit or AT bindings and get out there. NOTE: Be sure to check out our sizing chart for optimal fit.
Bottom Line: Lap everyone on the way up and on the way down.
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How would one thermoform the G-fit liner at home for the Meg
How would one thermoform the G-fit liner at home for the Mega-Rides?
By: gab2444094
April 29, 2009
http://www.telemarkski.com/html/how_mold_liner.html
By: Alexander Klivecka
April 30, 2009
Sizing Chart is WRONG
By:
Meat Huxtable II
March 2, 2010
FYI!!!! The sizing chart for this product is WRONG. I wear a 10.5 shoe and ordered a 27.5 boot and it was definitely too small. I took it to a boot fitter and he recommended I go with the next shell size (28).
Any word on how these perform with a splitboard and mountain
Any word on how these perform with a splitboard and mountain plate kit?
By: dRider
April 21, 2009
They are compatible with them and work just fine.
By: Andrew
April 21, 2009
Nice light boot
By:
Jamie Preston
December 11, 2008
When they say light, they mean it - this is featherweight compared to alpine and even many teleboots. It was easy to dial in the fit, and skis pretty well, considering the lack of beef. If the snow is good, you don't enough know it is a light AT boot - if things are manky, you definitely need to work to stay forward. All in all a good choice for AT.
How is the fit on wide feet? I need a big wide toe box which
How is the fit on wide feet? I need a big wide toe box which I am having trouble finding in any backcountry boot.
By: Foster Boone
February 25, 2009
(SteveH) Garmonts are going to be the best fit for a wide foot.(DD) I tried this and Dynafit because I have very narrow feet. I ended up in these. Both were thermoformed to my feet. The first-wear problem with the Garmonts is that the ankle bone area is too narrow for my narrow foot. I blistered on my inside lower ankle bone. It hits a seam in the liner and a buckle strap rivet on the shell. This bone is a problem for me in any narrow ski boot, never hiking boots, so I think the issue is the shell.
By: DD_Seattle
March 2, 2009
love this AT Boot
By:
Wayne Harvey
April 13, 2009
Finally, my feet have found a new home. having been used to my old Scarpa Denali's, this boot is a blessing to find better ski performance and lighter weight. The weight saving alone was it's biggest improvement, but I was very pleased with the ski performance in all conditions.
What is the difference between the Garmont Mega-Ride Alpine Touring
What is the difference between the Garmont Mega-Ride Alpine Touring Ski Boot and the Garmont G-Fit Ski Boot, other than the difference in the sale price?
By: AT-Eve
February 18, 2009
Reponse I received from bc.com:"Unfortunately, there was a mistake on our website where we put the same picture with two different boots.I have attached the correct picture for the G-fits.The correct picture for the Alpines is listed on our website.The boots have a slightly different look and a different liner.The G-fits are also quite a bit lighter."
By: dpk
February 25, 2009
will these work with Dyna fit vertical bindings?
will these work with Dyna fit vertical bindings?
By: Jim
November 29, 2008
yes they will work with any dynafit binding.
By: Matt Hart
December 6, 2008
Will these work with Marker Dukes?
Will these work with Marker Dukes?
By: Bruce Cummins
November 16, 2008
Yes, (well, it says UNI and that means, freerides, naxos, ect.) The duke page on this site says they are compatible with AT boots.
By: Michael Kisow
November 16, 2008
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Touring Boots than that
Alpine Touring BootsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Sizing Chart is WRONG
FYI!!!! The sizing chart for this product is WRONG. I wear a 10.5 shoe and ordered a 27.5 boot and it was definitely too small. I took it to a boot fitter more...
Nice light boot
When they say light, they mean it - this is featherweight compared to alpine and even many teleboots. It was easy to dial in the fit, and skis pretty well, more...
- Shell Material:
- Pebax
- Liner Material:
- G Fit3 liner
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- Yes
- Number of Buckles:
- 4
- Micro Adjustable:
- Yes
- Forward Lean:
- Yes, 19, 24 degrees + free for walking
- Binding Compatibility:
- Dynafit, UNI
- Weight:
- [Pair, size 27.5] 7lb 6oz (3330g)
- Recommended Use:
- Ski-mountaineering, alpine touring
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Italy