Garmont Endorphin AT Ski Boots - G-Fit 3 Liners (For Men)

I use this for expeditions in the Alps and for patrolling. I love how comfortable the boots are as well as how responsive they are. Two soles make them ideal for moving between backcountry and on piste runs. I trade them up with different ski combinations. Very adaptable.

So far only used on powder and groomed slopes on local ski area. Left foot is taking a little time to adjust correctly but right foot was perfect the first day. So far I am very happy with the boots. Still need to do some climbing to see how that goes on my heels that tend to blister.

These are taller and lighter than my old Technicas, and way more comfortable. Not nearly as light as Scarpa T-3 slipper. Should be a good backcountry boot which I plan to use at riding the chair for my turns too.

Got these as a gift for my son who plans to use the DIN sole. He has not tried them on yet, so cannot comment on the boots.[...]

as it is end of the ski season,I used the opportunity to get these boots for a great price. I will know more about how these boots work after the next season. The firm construction, promises good skiing, the removable front part helps in touring, (shins wont get hurt), allover the boots fits well.

Only downside I have with these boots is that they have the same poor lacing system as the other garmonts

I am a female skier and like these boots because they still make women's AT boots too soft. The boots are great - very comfortable for skiing and hiking peaks/ridges (and I haven't even had them heat molded yet). Comfy - stiff. Maybe too heavy (for me at least) for an extended back country trip.

These boots rock!! Have tried with my alpine racing skis and they are responsive and have absolute control. I will have my rando skis mounted next week and try them AT, but they are comfortable to walk in with the "walk mode" released and forsee no problems. They actually could be used as mountaineering boots, they are that comfortable! Garmont makes an excellent product.

The last 2 pairs of sneakers I bought were 9's but I've been an 8 1/2 for the last 25 years-so maybe my foot has grown but these in a 28 are a good snug fit, although the liners haven't been heat molded yet. I had to take them off because of the pain the first day with my normal liners/thick ski sock combo, but they were ok the next day with just the polypro liner. I expect an almost perfect fit with the thick socks after heat molding. my foot is wide, at least EE and EEE is better, EEEE is too wide. The pain was due to the width not the length of the boot.They skiid well and look great, I am not impressed with the buckle construction, for a $700 pair of boots. They seem too light (like cheap) and don't adjust well, like I'm stripping the threads of the micro adjustment-I can only get about 3or 4 turns of adjustment, maybe 3/16-1/8" of adjustment. The walk/lean lock system works well. The rubber "hiking" sole and plastic DIN sole work well, although the instruction warn of overtightening in plastic so I am wary of durability here but will just heli coil them if they prove troublesome. Overall a great deal on a boot that has good reviews online.

The sizing on the product description is off. For example, it says a US 10.5 coorelates with a size 29, but in reality, the 29 was more like a US 11.5. Either use the sizing shown for the Garmont Adrenalin (they are very similar boots as far as general fit is concerned), or go try this boot on somewhere before purchasing. Once I established the correct size, I couldn't have been happier with my purchase. For an AT boot, its incredibly stiff allowing for agressive resort skiing (bumps, glades, groomers, powder, etc). The high cuff minimizes sore spots around the shin and calf by distributing any impact over a larger area. Lastly, this boot is super light making your backcountry ascents quick and easy without sacraficing an agressive line back down.