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Gear up for the tour up.

With a minimalist design for touring, the Scarpa T4 Boot is a lightweight offering for tele skiers who are looking for a no-frills ticket to the backcountry. A Pebax shell blends comfort with performance-enhancing stiffness, and the two-buckle design saves weight and hassle on the skin track.
  • The extra volume of the 102mm last provides additional comfort on the uphill without neglecting downhill performance
  • Durable Cordura liner provides warmth and a reliable fit
  • Torsion beam construction adds lateral control despite the low-ankle design
  • Easy-release ski/walk switch lets you make quick transitions
  • Low-cuff, two-buckle design keeps weight to a minimum and delivers no-frills touring performance
  • Vibram Flash outsole provides stead traction if you have to pack up your sticks and hike

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Jeff Blackston

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I run the Madshus Epoch, 3-pin cable and a Fischer bcx 675, which I really like for mostly touring, and rolling hills, etc. If my intent is to go up, then down, I'll use the T4. Fit is nice, warmth is OK, but they really drive the Epochs in choppy and variable snow. Good boot, but not perfect. May look at replacing the liner with an Intuition liner.

I am wondering about the sizing of these...

hanp105061

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I am wondering about the sizing of these boots. I wear a 28.5 in the Scarpa T2X with the wrap around them liners and they are a good performance fit. I would like the T4 for more general touring so perhaps a more comfy fit would be good. I am thinking a 29 in the T4? My street shoe size is an 11

Jeff Blackston

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You may be a 28.5 in this boot, too. I'm an 11.5, and I ended up with the 29.0. After a few wears, the liner will slightly shape to your foot.

timp403712

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I am normally a size 8 and bumped up a size to a 9. you wont regret it. your toes will stay warmer too. I think fit is critical in a backpacking boot, less so in a ski boot as the clips allow you to cinch pretty darn tight even if you were to go up more than a size.

Are these boots powerful enough for...

Rob J

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Are these boots powerful enough for occasional resort usage with a voile cbr binding?

Kirk Haskell

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Rob,
really hard to comment on this as everyone has his own preference. I would say no though 2 buckles and beingpretty soft it is made more for a long range Backcountry boot. I would look at the T2 Eco instead.

root10

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A local guy I propsed the same question to pulled out an old set up he started out on. Leather boots a minimal binding. He said he had 10 plus happy years on that set up. He's known for knowing his s%$t.

wrlp489600

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Short answer, yes. I've skied 90% at resorts on T3's (now T4's) for over 10 years. I have worn holes through the bellows, but still use them exclusively. I learned on leather boots with skinny, long, straight skis. So to me the T3 is plenty of boot for all conditions. I use them with Rossignol Pit Bull bindings and 10+ year old Rossignol Attaques 191cm. (100, 67, 88). When I bought the skis they were about as wide as they were making them. I have no problem getting them on edge with the T3's. But with today's wide boards a bigger boot is likely necessary. IMO, lighter set ups (small boots, skinny skis) are more fun because good techniques is necessary and you ski the the skis, the skis don't ski you. If that makes sense.

I got a pair of these and the plan is to...

root10

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I got a pair of these and the plan is to set up with tele bindings and madhaus annum type ski. I started thinking that I have a pair of BD Havocs 08 and that pos. i could put a tele binding on them for another fun toy. Anyone think these will be enough to push the BD's around?

Kirk Haskell

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That is personal preference. I think you can do anything you want of you put your mind to it . Really though these are a bit soft so it may be a bit of a squirly ride on the havocs.

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I got a pair of these and the plan is to...

root10

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I got a pair of these and the plan is to set up with tele bindings and madhaus annum type ski. I started thinking that I have a pair of BD Havocs 08 and that pos. i could put a tele binding on them for another fun toy. Anyone think these will be enough to push the BD's around?

anyone have opinion?

deb

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anyone have opinion?

root10

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Day 1 pretty happy. took em for a test drive on a wider pair of waxless karhus with 3 pin set up. Pretty nice feel . I wasn't quite ripping it but could feel the control gap between a regular BC touring type boot and an AT set up. I will be setting up an old pair of BD havocs with a beefier binding for the in between days . We'll see.Warm but not overly. Not suggested for flat or rolling hill days may be a bit of overkill.