HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW

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Blurring the line between all-mountain and freeride touring, the top-end Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 130 CT GW is a do-it-all ski boot for narrow feet.

HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW

HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW

AE5023100
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£600.00

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Key Features

  • MEMORY FIT
  • FRICTIONLESS PIVOT
  • ENERGY BACKBONE
  • PROLITE
  • MIMIC TECHNOLOGY
HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW

MEMORY FIT

Advanced heat-fitting technology creates a fully personalized shell, cuff and liner in minutes.

FRICTIONLESS PIVOT

Igus polymer bushings provide a completely natural movement for effortless ascents.

ENERGY BACKBONE

Reinforcement in key zones giving extra strength and edge grip for powerful skiing.

PROLITE

Revolutionary light construction with added reinforcements in key zones.

MIMIC TECHNOLOGY

The pre-shaped heel, ankle and tongue feature a layer of supportive, heat-moldable material. After being softened in the oven, this material mimics the precise shape of your foot, and hardens in that shape for a perfect custom fit.

HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW

AE5023100

Meet the Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 130 CT GW. It’s a ski boot built for both all-mountain skiing and freeride touring, featuring Prolite construction with extra reinforcement in all the right places. This is no compromise boot. It brings you the legendary feel, skiing power and all-mountain capability of Hawx with the epic natural movement of Backland thanks to the Free/Lock 2.0 ski-to-walk mechanism and Frictionless Pivot. Complete Tech gives this boot tech inserts in both the toe and the heel for maximum binding compatibility. The Mimic Platinum liner, with the Touring Flex Zone for ultimate comfort, molds precisely to your foot shape. The GripWalk sole offers more walking comfort with no sacrifice in on-snow performance. For skiers with narrower feet, this is the one-boot quiver.

Compatibility

GripWalk
MNC

Hawx Ultra XTD CT and Hawx Prime XTD CT boots are compatible with all GripWalk bindings, MNC bindings, hybrid touring bindings (such as Shift MNC 10 & 13) and TLT-style touring bindings (such as Backland Tour).

For a complete Atomic boot & binding compatibility chart, please click here.

Weight

1580 g / 26X
    • Fit
    • narrow
    • junior
    • medium
    • wide
    • Flex
    • hard
    • medium
    • soft

Tech Features

  • Prolite
  • Energy Backbone
  • Frictionless Pivot
  • Memory Fit
  • Mimic Technology
  • Legendary Hawx Feel
  • True Size Mondo 22
  • Liner Spoiler
  • Size Adjuster Included
  • Free/Lock 2.0
  • Investment Cast Tech Inserts
  • Complete Tech (CT)
  • Regular Cuff
  • Mimic Platinum with Touring Flex Zone Liner
  • Skywalk GripWalk Rubber Sole
  • 50mm Quick Release Cam Strap
  • 6000-Series Alu Buckle + Micro
  • 98mm Narrow Last
  • Forward lean 15°-17°
  • Shell Rotation 3°
  • Range of Motion 54°

Inside Atomic boots

HAWX ULTRA XTD 130 CT GW is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 2.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from light, agile, comfortable and powerful I am what you may call a retired skibum, which means I am an old dude that pretty much still ski every day. I have about eight different skiboots, a dozen skis with alpine bindings and a dozen with solid touring bindings. I bought these boots mainly for touring. First I paired them with shift bindings and powerful alpine skis for early season backcountry skiing. The thing is that when a boot weighs at least 300 gram less than your old touring boots, you may rather use a 300 gram heavier ski to do the same job. You get more dampnes form the heavier skis but still the setup feels lighter because you lift the boot more than you lift the ski. Due to maintenance and the covid situation the local ski resort has closed the chairlift that will acces the local backcountry skiing. The upside is that I have gotten used to lightweight boots for any use on the mountain. I can change from an alpine setup to a touting setup within minutes without changing boots. Today I compared the hawx xtd 130 and my old downhill specific boots and paired with my most heavy alpine setup. The touring boots had at better fit for me to start with. They handled the heavy setup and bumpy conditions better than the alpine boots even though they are super light. So now I am selling my alpine boots and getting myself an extra pair of xtd´s. These boots are simply awesome. And you can even hike too. Sometimes you forget that they are made for walking. They are that good. I do not now how well the walk mode works for persons with longer legs. Some claim that they need to have a removable tongue to walk comfortably. I have used the boots for half a year and I have not had any issues with the walk mode. These are the best boots I have ever had. I hope Atomic will never, ever change a thing.
Date published: 2021-03-19
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Extremely poor guarantee and reparation service I have this boot (but on the previous model of 2020). The first season on it I was very happy with it. It was strong, solid on the downhill and really comfortable and practical on the uphill. Best boot I have had so far for human powered freeride and even very resolutive on ski alpinism terrain. However after a season the problems started. I work as a mountain guide, so I use quite a lot my gear. After the first season it was very noticeable that the boot was signifcantly softer and that the linner, that happens to be very thin, was really worn out and became extremely thin and deteriorated. Fair enough. We all know touring gear can get worn out rapidly. My issue came on the second month of my second season. I live in Norway, and it was a cold winter. This boots cannot take cold. I don´t mean that i was cold on my feet. I mean that the material of the boots do not take cold. One day touring at -15 degrees (Celsius), as i came to the summit and was about to buckle up, the bucke above the instep peeled off the boot like it was made out of paper. I didn´t needed to do any strenght and i was not yet pressing, it just broke and fell down. By that time i started to get in contact with Atomic for trying to get it fixed. Around 10 days later, exactly the same happen to the other boot, exactly in the same buckle, exactly in the same conditions. Then it started a long and consuming discussion with Atomic customer service. Basically they would not get it fixed. They would offer to send me the parts home, but not to take the boots and fix it themselves. If you look at this boot you will soon realise that does not make any sense. With the tools that you have home, you would never be able to reach and change that buckle. Not at least without trying to dismantly the cuffs and other parts of the boots that you definetly shouldn´t do as a non profesional. Of course they do not either provide any kind of tutorial, support or help on how you should do it. They are very clear on specifying that the only thing they can do for you is to send you some hooks home for free. After several phone calls, emails and discussion over two months, the boot did got not fixed. I had to do my full spring guiding seson with those boots with broken buckles. I soon realised that in those conditions, without the support of the instep buckle, the silicon band that should make it waterproof at the intersection of the two plastic parts of the instep gets completly worn out and destroyed of the ice cristalls penetrating in, and then the boot just gets soaks like a swiming pool. SOAKED. Then came the summer, they never came back to me and now with one thing and the other, it has gone two years since I bought them, so probably they can clain that the guarantee is over anyway. Conclusion, as manufacturers, they are branding and selling you a product with a two years guarantee, but then they get very defensive in not delivering what you bought for. Not taking care or reparing gear that does not fullfill the quality standard sold for, has been rather a personal decision taking by Atomic as an organisation, or by the privat individuals that i got to get in touch within Atomic. I have worked in Retail with a broad selection of ski manufacturers, and this practise is not always the case. Some brands take great care (and pride) in delivering the quality promises that they made when selling the product on the first place. Some brands go even way beyond the mandatory 2 year promise. This is something to think about next time you buy gear.
Date published: 2021-12-08
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Skiwear Sizes

SizeChart Mens

S M L XL XXL
Sleeve 3384 3486 3589 3691 3794
Chest 3795 40101 42107 45115 48123
Waist 3077 3383 3589 3897 41105
Hip 3896 40102 43108 46116 49124
Inner leg 3179 3281 3384 3486 3589

Finding your Measurements

SLEEVE

With your arms in a slightly bent position, measure from the centre of the back of your neck, along the length of your arm, to the wrist.

CHEST

Measure around your chest, holding the measuring tape under your armpit.

WAIST

Measure around your waist at the narrowest part.

HIP

Measure around your hips at the widest part.

INNER LEG

From a standing position, measure your inner leg to the sole of your foot.