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Closeouts. Garmont's Shogun AT ski boots are stiff and highly responsive, making them ideal for advanced, high-performance skiers.
- Best for ski mountaineering, off-piste, free-ride and ski touring
- Selected polymers shell
- Removable G-Fit Rapid Thermoformable liner
- Four wide-open buckles and power strap
- Walking mode
- Binding compatibility: All AT, Dynafit® and like systems
- Made in Italy
- Visit our Alpine Skiing Guide
- Alpine touring boots are designed to be used with compatible alpine touring DIN-releasable AT bindings only. AT soles do not fit most downhill bindings and/or could interfere with release mechanisms.
- Ski/Walk mode
- Micro-adjustable
- Power strap
- Recommended use: Alpine Touring
- Binding compatibility: Alpine Touring, Tech
- Forward lean: 23.5 degrees
- Shell: Polyurethane
- Number of buckles: 4
- Removable liner: Thermoformable
- Outsole: Rubber
- Height: 13"
- Weight (pair): 9 lb. 10 oz.
- Made in Italy
- Visit our Alpine Skiing Guide
- Alpine touring boots are designed to be used with compatible alpine touring DIN-releasable AT bindings only. AT soles do not fit most downhill bindings and/or could interfere with release mechanisms.
Average Rating (4 reviews)
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Reviewed by razor from Newcastle Australia on Tuesday, May 15, 2012exactly what i wanted even better
- Best Uses: Park, Powder
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Buckles Easily, Comfortable, Easy Entry & Exit, Highly Adjustable, Lightweight, Quality Construction, Retains Warmth
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Reviewed by Cruiser from Littleton, Co on Thursday, December 01, 2011The Shaman is a solid choice for a freeride oriented back country skier. It is light enough to get the job done on the skin but still has a nice tall cuff and stiff enough construction to drive large skis on the way down. Tech binding compatibility and quality Garmont construction.
- Best Uses: Freeriding, Powder
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Comfortable, Quality Construction
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Reviewed by Martin from Where the snow is. on Friday, June 17, 2011This is a great touring boot that you can use for crusing the pistes too. Two things to check. 1. Make sure you get a binding that will do both jobs (touring and downhill) I recommend the Marker Baron or Tour. Or if you are using this boot on touring skis and downhill skis make sure your downhill bindings will take the sole thickness at the toe end. (The Marker binding has an ajustable hight toe clip.) 2. I think the sizing is a bit small, I have this boot in Europe and the boot fitting shop insisted I needed a 28.We spent a whole season pushing the toe of the shell out to get my toes to fit. I have bought the 29 in the US and it's fine. The shell is 10mm bigger than the 28. Good luck Martin.
- Best Uses: All Mountain, Downhill
- Cons: Sizing is inaccurate
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Adjustability, Comfortable, Quality Construction
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Reviewed by watermonkey from Carbondale, CO on Tuesday, April 05, 201170/30 frontside, backside. Super, extra comfy boot. Never worn a boot that fits this well. A little flexy, top of foot buckle may come undone when heavily flexed. Much lighter than an alpine boot of comparable stiffness. Walk feature seems well designed. Cool overlap design - easy entry exit.
- Best Uses: All Mountain, Freeriding, Powder
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Adjustability, Comfortable, Easy Lacing System, Good Traction, Looks Great, Quality Construction
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Question “what is length of sole for sz 26 (length in mm is molded on sole side)?|what is date of manufacture (2010+ is wider last at toe area).?”
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Answer The sole length is 305mm for the size 26. These boots were produced for the 2010/2011 ski season.
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Question “Will these boots work with downhill ski bindings?”
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Answer Alpine touring boots are designed to be used with compatible alpine touring DIN-releasable AT bindings only. Alpine touring boot soles do not fit most downhill bindings and/or could interfere with release mechanisms.
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Question “I assume they will work with Fritschi Freerides. Will these work with Rossi alpine bindings as well?”
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Answer The Garmont Shogun AT Ski Boots would not be compatible with Alpine (Downhill) bindings. The sole would alow the binding to release properly which could result in an injury. In order for an AT boot to be compatible with Alpine Binding it would need a sole like what is on the Garmont Endorphin AT Ski Boots (Item #3538W).
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Question “I assume they will work with Marker Dukes also?”
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Answer The Marker Dukes use the Alpine Touring (AT) Binding System, therefore are compatible with the Garmont Shogun AT Ski Boots - G-Fit Liners (For Men).
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Answer The Marker Dukes are compatible with Garmont Shogun AT Boots.
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Question “Will these work with Marker Baron bindings?”
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Answer It should not have any problem working with the Baron bindings.
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