Garmont Endorphin:

When the Garmont Adrenalin A.T. boot was introduced in the Fall of ‘04, hardcore, aggressive A.T. skiers universally levitated over it’s lightweight downhill responsiveness, it’s stellar touring and walking ability, it’s interchangeable ISO Alpine and Mountaineering soles, etc. But, there were still a few extremesters who wanted something…well…even “more aggressive.” Enter the Endorphin. Stiffer, and possessed with the high speed / high angle precision cranking power that’s easily a match for any downhill boot worth it’s Pebax. Unlike all those stiff downhill boots that commit high torture to your feet and shins just standing in them, the Endorphin actually walks and covers vertical mileage with something akin to actual comfort. The list of features for the Endorphin is as follows:    

• Multi polymer, carbon-fiber reinforced shell   
• Lightweight, heat-moldable G-fit 2 liner
• 4 micro-adjustable Magnesium buckles + power-strap
• Two Interchangeable soles: ISO Alpine, ski mountaineering.
• 3 position cuff-lock: 20, 25 degrees, walking mode
• Height-adjustable removable spoiler
• Weight: 2000 gr. (Size 27.5)

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Garmont Adrenalin:

The Adrenalin is the first high performance Alpine free-ride boot built for ski mountaineers. Powerful, high, and stiff enough to arc the biggest skis, and lightweight, agile, and articulated for ski mountaineering, The adrenalin is the performance boot that ski mountaineers and free-riders have sought when they cut, riveted, and rubber-soled their favorite Alpine boots. The Adrenalin is the first ski mountaineering boot that is compatible with all step-in bindings, Alpine or ski mountaineering; its ingenious, interchangeable soles let you boot up with rocker-ed rubber for climbing and touring, or switch to Alpine DIN soles for use with conventional Alpine bindings. The Adrenalin’s G-fit-2 liner contributes substantially to the performance (no “liner-lag”), warmth, and lightweight to the boot The Adrenalin has the following features:

• Multi polymer, carbon-fiber reinforced shell
• Lightweight, heat-moldable G-fit 2 liner
• 4 micro-adjustable buckles + power-strap
• Two Interchangeable soles: ISO Alpine, ski mtn.
• 3 position cuff-lock: 20, 25 degrees, walking mode
• Weight: 1885 gr. (Size 27.5)

Dynafit Zero 4 U-TF:

Blessed with ultra lightweight, great touring flexibility, and outstanding downhill capabilities, the Zero 4 U-TF is the ideal performance boot that does everything very well, at a price much less then the crowd of heavier, technically less sophisticated choices available. The Zero 4 also benefits from super-lightweight, thermo-formable liners that adapt to an individual’s foot for a more custom fit (Note: TF liner varies cosmetically from liner pictured). Although designed to be used with Dynafit bindings (see Binding section), the Zero 4 is, also, universally compatible with other Alpine Touring bindings. The Zero 4 U-TF has the following features:

4 Magnesium buckles, plus power-strap
Shell/Cuff: PU, Tongue; Pebax
Custom-moldable, ultra lightweight liners
Binding compatibility:  Dynafit step-in / UNI
Forward lean: 15, 21 degrees, release for walking
Sole: DynaGrip Ultralight
Weight: 1660 gr.                            

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Garmont Xena:

Xena is the women’s equivalent of Garmont’s high-performance boot for men—the Adrenalin—and the first women specific high-performance alpine freeride boot designed to include the functions of a ski mountaineering boot. Xena can leverage the biggest skis in the most difficult on/off-piste conditions, with almost shameful comfort. As with the Adrenalin, the Xena includes two sets of soles: Garmont's ski mountaineering soles for use with Alpine Touring bindings, and ISO Alpine soles that will fit any alpine binding. The Xena incorporates the following additional features: :

Garmont G-Ride G-fit:

The 4-buckle G-Ride G-fit is built to drive the biggest skis in the most difficult conditions; high and stiff enough to rip difficult off-piste, light enough for high altitude ski mountaineering. Thanks to it’s torsionally / laterally stiff multi-injected Pebax nylon shell, and Ultra-light, thermo-moldable, “no liner lag” G-fit liner, the G-Ride G-fit skis as responsively as a good downhill boot, yet it’s the lightest 4-buckle ski mountaineering boot available. The G-Ride’s list of features include:

• 4 micro-adjustable aluminum buckles w / power-strap
• multi-injected shell of selected polymers
  
• custom-moldable, ultra-lightweight G-fit “high” liner
  
• forward lean: 19, 24 degrees, free for walking
  
• Self-cleaning sole with sculptured P.U. arch
  
• weight: 1705 gr. (size 27.5)

Garmont She Ride G-fit

Garmont Ener-G G-fit

A very aggressive boot suitable for high-speed carving on piste, racing, or Ski mountaineering.

The Ener-G G-fit trumpets the functional benefits of Triple Injection Technology--extreme torsional and lateral stiffness--for stability/control, and the sweetest, roundest flex on this planet. But, what really sets the boot apart from even previous Squadras is it’s new lightweight Ener-G G-fit performance liner. Beyond it’s noticeably lighter weight (more than a pound), the Ener-G G-fit liner is heat moldable to a skiers individual foot, and, being designed specifically for Telemark boots, it provides a high level of comfort and performance previously unattainable with any performance boot—downhill or Tele.

Other features include:

Garmont Syner-G G-fit

Being essentially a mid-height, triple-buckle version of the Ener-G g-fit, with all the functional benefits of Triple Injection Technology--extreme torsional and lateral stiffness--for stability/control (see above), the Syner-G g-fit provides a synergy of skiing performance with touring comfort. The Syner-G is high and sturdy enough for big skis, without being restrictive in the backcountry. The shell’s tongue and inner boot are high for forward-flexing performance with broad pressure distribution to protect sensitive shins. The ultra lightweight G-fit liner adds performance (no “liner-lag”), warmth, and is custom thermoformable. The Syner-G g-fit has the following features:

• 3 micro-adjustable aluminum buckles w / power-straptriple-injected Pebax nylon shell
• forward lean: 17.21 degrees, free for walking
• custom-moldable, ultra-lightweight, mid-height G-fit liner
• Vibram Tele-Rapid sole
• weight: 1780 gr.
• sizes: 25-30.5

Garmont Venus G-fit

Not just a scaled down men’s boot, the Venus is designed specifically for aggressive female Tele skiers, featuring a flex expressly programmed for smaller feet / lighter weight, a cuff shape that’s compatible with the shape of a woman’s lower leg, and a lightweight, thermoformable G-fit liner that adds customizable comfort and warmth for all day touring and “no liner-lag” control on the steeps. The Venus includes the following features:

• 3 micro-adjustable aluminum buckles w / power-strap
• triple-injected Pebax nylon shell
• forward lean: 17, 22 degrees, + free for walking
• custom-moldable, ultra-lightweight, mid-height G-fit liner
• Vibram Tele-Rapid sole
• weight: 1630 gr. (size 25.5)
• sizes 23-26.5

Garmont Veloce:

The men's and women's Veloces are Norpine's most popular boot for all-round lift-served / backcountry skiing, and performing the most pleasurable thing one can do standing up--the "classic" foot-steering Telemark turn.

The Veloce has an especially sweet, double injected flex that is comfortable on long tours, with superb torsional control for snappy Telemarks. The boot's cuff is shaped lower and a bit softer than the Gara's for easier walking and touring. The Veloce's tongue and inner-boot are high for forward flex performance, and to provide broad pressure distribution to protect sensitive shins. The women's Veloce is produced on a woman specific last that accommodates not only a woman's foot, but is specifically designed to fit around a women's lower leg. In addition to the Double Infection Technology, the Veloce has the following features:

• 2 buckles, plus power strap
• Self molding padlock inner boot with Cordura / Kevlar
• Forward lean: locks at 14 or 19 degrees, free for walking.
• Vibram Tele-II sole
• Weight: 1600 gr.

$ 424.95
Sale Price $249.00 (while supplies last)

Garmont Excursion:

The Excursion is the linchpin of a modern touring revolution, a retro-revolution back to inexpensive, lightweight 3-pin/cable bindings, only this time we’ll be blessed with the wider modern waxless skis, and, most importantly, a reasonably priced ultra lightweight plastic boot specifically designed for touring, as well as turning. Will the Excursion Telemark? Sure. Can you ski it at the lifts? You could, but it’s really designed for the backcountry, where it’s ultra lightweight, and supple comfort are standout virtues. The Atomic Chugach and Rainier waxless skis (see ski section) are ideal companions for the Excursion boot. The Excursion includes the following features:

• Multi-injected pebax nylon lower boot with PU cuff for easy touring flex.
• Two buckles and a power strap.
  
• Removable lightweight Pad-lock liner.
  
• 75 mm. Vibram sole, 18 mm. thick for binding compatibility.
  
• Specific men’s and women’s models, built on gender-specific molds.
  
• Sizes: Men’s 26 to 30.5; Women’s 23 to 26.5

Garmont G-Rex

The new, really cool G-Rex is the next Generation all-around kid’s Tele and touring boot, and the only plastic boot in the world specifically developed for younger free-heel skiers. And, yes, they come in real kid sizes, so your 8 yr. old Tele Tyke can build character like the rest of us. The G-Rex is light, warm, and supportive, with all the following features of the big kid’s boots:

Double injected forefoot for easy flex with torsional control
Two mitt friendly buckles, plus power-strap
Removable inner boot can be fitted with Alpine fitting aids for kids growing into their boots.
Articulated cuff for smooth, easy ankle flex
Vibram 75-mm. sole for easy, comfortable flex, and touring versatility
Note: we stock only the half sizes, given they're the same shell size as the even sizes, and allow for a half size growth without In any way affecting the functionality of the boot. So, a foot that measures (see "shoe-box test" at top of page) 19-cm. should be Ideal In a size 19.5. Many parents will fit the same 19-mm. foot Into a 20.5, hoping to get a second season from the boots, which definitely should be done with feet that measure 19.5-cm. length.

Garmont Libero:

The Libero has the proper flex, fit, and comfort for the extremely varied demands of long tours and hut to hut skiing. The boot has a smooth forward flex, superb torsional control for turning ease, and the tongue is cut high for optimum pressure distribution and maximum shin protection. In addition to the Double Infection Technology, the Libero has the following features:

• 2 buckles, plus power strap
• Self molding inner boot with Cordura nylon
• Forward lean: locks at 15 degrees, free for walking.
• Vibram Tele-II sole
• Weight: 1300 gr.
• Sizes: Men's 25 to 25.5 MPS;

$320.00 Sale Price $99.00

Garmont Tour:

A classic, high quality 75 Nordic Norm leather touring boot that is available at an amazingly low price, and is particularly well suited for use with the Fischer Outtabounds, and Atomic Sierra waxless backcountry skis. We recommend the (also classic) Rottefella Super Telemark 3-pin binding for use with the Garmont’ Tour boot.
Sizes: 6-12,13 men’s U.S.

$ 219.00 Sale Price $99.00 (while supplies last)