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Powerful and responsive by design, the Scarpa Terminator X Pro Boot rocks both NTN and TLT binding compatibility for your out-of-bounds knee-dropping quests. Scarpa updated this boot with new hardware, but kept the same luxuriously comfortable and supportive Intuition liner inside. For extra badass points this boot uses a Vibram sole and, and a versatile Pebax shell that keeps the flex consistent no matter how deep the temperature drops.
  • Intuition Speed Pro G thermomoldable liner provides a fit custom to your foot and keeps the little piggies toasty
  • 102mm last for a semi wide foot or little extra room for those long side country walks
  • Unique design permits you to use the same boot for telemarking or touring with Dynafit bindings
  • Triple-injection foot and bi-injection cuff dial the boot's performance zone-by-zone
  • Pivoting tongue makes getting in and out easy
  • A Vibram sole to make your approach postholing a bit nicer

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I'm new to telemark... so will these boots...

amx2470018

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I'm new to telemark... so will these boots not work with regular AT bindings? I see other comments explaining prerelease and boot flex- is that concern valid, as in- does that happen often when the DIN is cranked?

Paul Nanawa

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These boots will only work in Tech style AT bindings (aka Dynafit, Plum, etc.) and they only work if you use a spacer to prevent the bellows from flexing. They do come with a spacer that works with most of the Dynafit bindings or you can always fashion your own.

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rsbp365141

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Just changed over to NTN and the T X Pro worked great. Because of the thermomoldable liners, I was able to fit my 27.5 feet comfortably into the 27 shell. I am pretty certain the 27.5 would have eventually become too big. As James mentioned below, the toe welt has deformed a little from the Rotefella binding, but it will probably stabilize now. While molding the liners, I elected to flex the bellows with tele-genuflections while they were still hot to hasten the break-in. If you are considering switching to NTN, I suggest you try a rental first and be sure to emphasize weighting the rear foot. It will feel strange at first, but the increase in power transfer and stability is considerable.

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Other than 3 vs. 4 buckles, what are the...

rsbp365141

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Other than 3 vs. 4 buckles, what are the differences between the T X and the T X Pro besides cost? Both accept NTN and TLT bindings. The Pro has thermomoldable liners, otherwise...flex? weight? other? Thanks

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jlip306414

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Amazing boot. the liner feels fantastic. I recommend trying it on in person from someone who actually cares about customer service. because the liner is so customizable the mondo size is misleading. You NEED to do a shell fit! get the smallest size possible and get the liner molded so there's plenty of room in the toe. I wear a size 11 street shoe, and I feel fantastic in a 27. If the liner packs out any it doesn't have too far to go, and I can wear a thicker sock, or relegate it to backcountry only use. The only downside I can think of is I'm in my first 10 days of skiing and The front welt has started to deform, I'm guessing from the ntn binding.

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I've been skiing T1's for about 6 yrs and...

TJ Hill

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I've been skiing T1's for about 6 yrs and now considering the Scarpa TX Pro with MTN binding setup. Can someone tell me how this boot handles Tele turns compared to the T1?

I am ready to buy some boots but would...

Joel McGuire

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I am ready to buy some boots but would like to maintain some flexibility in my equipment. Can I put these in a 22Designs Axl telemark binding for the rest of this season? How about G3's?

DP

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No. The NTN boots will not work with 75mm bindings like the axl or the O1, or G3 tele bindings. I don't think G3 makes an NTN binding. Only Rottefella. These boots work with the NTN binding or the TTS binding for tele, and any tech at binding.

5 5

jdb3991662

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Awesome boot. Be warned the spacer that comes with the boot to support under the bellows in a tech binding fits the Dynafit Vertical but not the Radical. There is a thinner spacer available for some of their lighter tech bindings, seems to be nothing so far for the radical.

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Brad Crete

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I wear about a size 10-10.5 US shoe and I just purchased the 27.5 boots. I took them to a local shop to get the liners heat molded and they fit like a glove!
I am stoked to have the ability to not only shred these boots with my NTN Freeride bindings mounted on some Armada Norwalks, but also have the capability to throw these boots on an alpine tech touring binding to get some backcountry alpine skiing in this season.

More feedback to come as snow has arrived and the resorts open this week!

5 5

peterm

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It took a couple of years for my friends to convince me to try NTN boots. What I really liked: the four buckles and the high cuff gives a really tight fit right, especially against my shin/calf which I think is critical for quick controlled left right transitions and for keeping the ski edge where you want it. With no 'slop', my skiis followed where my feet pointed. I just wish the ski season was longer.

5 5

JF Gosselin

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Swapped my Prophets for these and they're simply perfect. Much better feel, fit and stiffness than the Prophet. I have a pretty standard foot, US 9.5 and the 27 fits perfectly. Had a 27.5 in Garmont and my toes got major pressure in the tow box. Tried, the 28, but they were too big. My weight is 165, I use the TX Pros with blue springs set to 3 and it's the perfect match to drive my Dynastar 6th Sense Slicers. Cheers.

I read on the scarpa website that these...

Evan Tougas

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I read on the scarpa website that these can be used with dynafit and other tech bindings for touring, and skied like a downhill boot on the way down. Is that so? It seems unreal.

Kirk Haskell

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Yes its real you may ski this boot with dynafit bindings. Now skiing like a downhill boot depends on what you are skiing . I would say it skis like a downhill boot with 100 flex .

Evan Tougas

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Is that due to the hinged toe or the shell as a whole? It just seems to me that the hinge won't make a large difference in the overall performance.

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saw4260487

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I just picked up a pair of these after riding Scarpa T2Xs for five years. I couldn't try on multiple pairs at my local shop but simply ordered the same size as my T2Xs (29) and the fit was spot-on. I have narrow feet and high arches so I had brought some inserts with me, but found that the boots and liners fit well right out of the box when I put the Scarpa liners in. I was actually so pleased with the fit that I decided to wait on the heat molding. FYI, the top buckle and the top of the plastic cuff are slightly higher on these than on the 3-buckle T2Xs (and I would assume the NTN TX), but the liner extends another inch or so above and more evenly distributes the pressure along the calf and shin. The bellows flex feels stiff, yet natural and smooth throughout the range. They also flexed immediately and evenly, while my older boots still would delay a bit until the pressure finally collapsed to bellows. Even though these are a little heavier than the NTN TX, they are still the lighter than almost all the other 4-buckle AT bindings out there and just a touch heavier than my old T2Xs. The finish and the craftmanship on these boots is clearly a level above older Scarpa boots, and every detail feels really solid. The new walk/ski mech is greatly improved, but the hex slots for adjusting the lean angle are a size smaller than the provided hex wrench. You might want to adjust the forward lean to a more neutral setting before hitting the slopes the first time, as the aggressive factory setting will tended to fatigue my legs just standing in the lift line and made it hard to rest the quads between turns. I'm currently using 2012 NTN binding with blue cartridges on setting 2.

How do you adjust the forward lean on these...

Kubismo

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How do you adjust the forward lean on these boots? i find the factory lean is a bit too far forward

Paul Nanawa

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This boot has two forward lean settings. To get into the "less aggressive" setting start in walk mode and flex the cuff back. With the cuff back flip the ski/walk mechanism to ski and slowly push the cuff forward. This should always get you to the more upright setting. To get into the "more aggressive" setting start in walk mode and pressure the cuff as far forward as you can. Flip the ski walk mechanism to ski and slowly bring the cuff back and that should get you into the forward setting.

Do you have to do anything special to use...

Ken Collier

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Do you have to do anything special to use this boot as an AT boot with a Dynafit TFT binding? Is there a risk of the bellows flexing and prereleasing?

Dave Marcus

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Nothing needed to use a TFT binding.

Unlike other AT bindings, bellows flex doesn't mess up retention on a Dynafit system. Your concern would be valid with a Fritschi, Naxo, or Marker setup, where the flex can shorten the overall length of the boot and cause pre-release. Because the TFT pins hold the toe in place and extend deep into the heel-piece, you have nothing to worry about.

Paul Nanawa

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Yes there is a risk of pre-release and yes you do need to do something special. The boots come with a spacer that slides into the crampon attachment on your Dynafits. This spacer prevents the bellows from flexing and helps to keep the release more consistent. If you don't have the spacer you can get them from Scarpa or you can fashion your own.

Difference between the comps and the...

jersk8

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Difference between the comps and the terminator pro? I'm coming from T2's with voile hardwires and finally joining the movement to NTNs!

Kirk Haskell

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The comps are about 15 to 20% stiffer than the comp . If your coming from T2's I would go for the Tx Pro.. we also make the TX which would be closer even to the T2 if you like a lighter flex and a 3 Buckle boot . TX Pro is our best seller in NTN.

Scarpa TX Comp or TX Pro...can't decide....

jynxsd309411

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Scarpa TX Comp or TX Pro...can't decide. Is the Comp that much stiffer? I'm used to T1's...Thanks for the input

Paul Nanawa

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Yes the Comp is significantly stiffer than the Pro. Most people coming from T1s go with the TX Pro.

what's the story on the dynafit toe? I...

rid2439681

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what's the story on the dynafit toe? I hear there is aplan for next gen binding with dynfit like toe and cable around heel.
what is it called? where is more info on this?

Joshua Moore

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This boot can be used for free or fixed heeled skiing.

The boot works with NTN tele binding systems, but also comes with TLT fittings so you can use the boot in regular dynafit binding (fixed heel). I have heard really good things about this boot.

Sam

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what you are referring to is "TTS" (telemark tech system), the website to check out is wasatchskidistribution.com, there is more information there. good luck

what you are referring to is "TTS" (telemark tech system), the website to check out is wasatchskidistribution.com, there is more information there. good luck