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Scarpa Rush Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

Item #SCR0213 | 1 in Stock

Breaking Trail Up Virgin Ground In Scarpa Rush's

By Backcountry.com Sponsored Athlete Ranked #8 - Alpine Touring Boots December 12, 2011

Stphen Koch breaking trail up a new route in the Wrangle-St. Alias range of AK. Spring 2010. Photo Copyright: Stephen Koch Collection

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Comments Last Reply: December 21, 2011 By:

By: December 21, 2011

Stephen: Nicely done! I primarily backcountry snowboard. I am retiring my Spirit 4 boots for the Rush and believe that the 3-buckle setup will be a revelation. I have a question since I have not heard many talk about it: Do you lock down your boots on the descent when riding? I have no question about this regarding skiing, but I have always had better results by not locking down my Scarpa's on descent when riding. I suppose, ideally, the metal piece that the pin locks into would be better for riding if it was a long notch; giving the rider forward lean, but then providing the rather traditional snowboard binding restriction on the back lean. Hmmm

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Tech Specs:

Shell Material:
Pebax Renew 
Number of Buckles:
Buckle Material:
aluminum 
Micro-Adjustable:
yes 
Flex Index:
90 
Liner:
Intuition Pro Flex G3 
Thermo-moldable:
yes 
Last Width:
101mm 
Sole Type:
Vibram Mistral 
Lean Angle:
15-19 deg 
Walk Mode:
yes 
Binding Compatibility:
TLT, AT 
Weight:
(single boot, size 25) 3 lbs 2.4 oz 
Recommended Use:
alpine touring, ski mountaineering 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year 

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