Free 2-Day Shipping on orders over $50*
Memorial Day SaleMemorial Day Sale
Available Colors/Styles
Detail Pics

Description

A soft, wimpy, tank-like boot is the enemy. Here's your BFF.

All the ladies in the house say, 'Yea!' Take a gander at the Scarpa Women's Gea RS Alpine Touring Boot, a burly 120-flex, eco-friendly-constructed, Axial Alpine-designed ripping AT boot—just for you. Superlight, with generously wide walk mode and a women's Intuition liner, this boot will take you on a whirlwind tour of fast climbs and way faster descents. Huck yourself into pristine pow and bomb down skinny chutes; there's nothing to fear but an ill-fitting, noodley boot, and you don't have that.

  • Polyamide shell and cuff and eco-friendly Pebax tongue with Axial Alpine construction combine overlap and cabrio designs for easy on-off, precise volume adjustment, and superior performance
  • 120 flex is stiff enough for ripping that line you've been eyeing for years
  • 101mm width provides enough room for comfort on the long climb and high-speed descent
  • Women-specific fit features narrower heel, lower calf, and higher instep
  • Weighs a mere 6lb 4oz (per pair, size 25)
  • Intuition Pro Flex RS Women's liner is custom-molded for precision fit, energy-efficient for high-performance, lightweight, and cozy-warm
  • Heel retention strap prevents inefficient, unfortunate slippage
  • Instep strap Predator RS increases tongue stiffness and closes easily even with gloved hands
  • 50mm Velcro Strap RS provides burly closure and cuff support
  • Zeus and aluminum Mirage buckles are strong and lightweight and easy to adjust with gloved hands
  • Walk-ski mode is a cinch to switch and provides ample room to walk and secure lockdown downhill
  • Forward lean adjusts from 16 to 20 degrees
  • Vibram Cayman sole has soft toe for snug fit into binding, lugged profile to reduce snow build-up, and rubber heel for grip on treacherous terrain
  • Compatible with AT and TLT bindings

Share your thoughts

What do you think of the

Scarpa Gea RS Alpine Touring Boot - Women's

? Share a...

No file chosen

Rather attach a photo from another website?

Rather attach a photo from your computer?

  • Product review:
  • Share a video
  • Share a photo

How familiar are you with the product?(optional)

Invalid filetype.

Save

Here's what others have to say...

5 5

Andrea Miyasaki

Member since 
Groups:
  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

These are my first touring boots and I have been very pleased with them. They are light and extremely comfortable. I have had issues with alpine boots fitting properly and have to get custom footbeds/liners, but the Intuition liners on these boots are amazing and I didn't have to spend any extra money customizing the boots. These are great for touring and are sturdy enough to ski inbounds on days when you want to hit the sidecountry. Overall, I've been very happy with the purchase.

5 5

Kellie Okonek

Member since 
  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Having evolved through the Spirit 3, Diva, original Gea, and Shaka to the Gea RS, I can honestly say that Scarpa hit the mark on this one! Light like the original Gea with the amazing walk mode, the new RS is stiffer and skis like a dream. I am currently in Japan and have a Duke/Lange alpine setup as well as a dynafit/Gea RS setup and find I have so much control/power in the Gea RS that its all I am skiing, even on inbounds storm days. I really can:t say enough about how impressed I am with these boots!

Holy happy place!
5 5

tracyanneh

Member since 

With these boots, I feel like there is nothing between my feet and my skis. I'll admit, I was skeptical of these at first. I ski Volkl Auras with a Marker tour binding and generally need a heavy, burly boot to drive my skis. These boots are actually amazing. They are crazy light weight, but fairly stiff and feature a 101mm last, so the fit is pretty snug for an AT boot. I found that all my power transferred right to my skis. These boots are ridiculously responsive and my skis want to go crazy fast without the extra weight of a heavy boot.