Closeouts. Scarpa Hurricane Freeride ski boots are a force to be reckoned with, featuring a high-performance Pebax® shell with thermo-moldable Intuition Ultralon liner for a precise, supremely comfortable fit.
- Pebax® high-performance thermoplastic resin shell
- Intuition Ultralon thermo-moldable liner
- AEGIS® Microbe Shield for odor protection
- Four micro adjust buckles
- Hook-and-loop power strap
- Lateral canting adjustment
- Interchangeable DIN-standard Vibram® Ride rubber outsole compatible with alpine or alpine touring bindings
- Forward lean: Settings from 19-23 degrees
- Height: 12"
- Weight: 8 lb. 10 oz. pr.
- By Scarpa of Italy
- Made in Italy
- Optional Vibram® Rally sole sold separately.
- 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
- Alpine Touring
- Alpine Touring
- Forward lean: 19-23 degrees
- Shell: Pebax®
- Number of buckles: 4
- Removable liner: Thermo moldable
- Outsole: Rubber
- Height: 12"
- Weight (pair): 8 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 (23 reviews)
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Reviewed by Jimbo from New Hamshire on Wednesday, January 30, 2013The boots open wide to get in and out of it's just getting all the buckles all back on top is difficult. Also on the 3rd day of skiing half of a ankle hindge bolt was lost. STP is nice enough to offer an exchange or refund. I just wish I could have the part and I'd keep them but it looks like it's refund time.
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Reviewed by mslacool from Whitefish Montana on Wednesday, January 30, 2013I would have kept this boot if it had a walk mode or would not have ordered it if I had known it did not..Order it only as an alpine or downhill boot
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Reviewed by Brocket from Portland, Oregon on Monday, January 28, 2013Boot is almost light enough for back country but is best suited for side trips out-of-bounds and boot hikes. Tricky buckle system takes getting used to but it's easy ones you get the steps down. I had mine custom fittted and they remarked how great quality the lines are. Almost could go without a custom bootbed as the moldable liners are plush under the foot.
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Reviewed by Antone from Idaho on Monday, January 28, 2013This is a great boot and light weight , most boots feel like lead weights on your feet ,but not the scarpa. Great fit and feel
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Reviewed by mslacool from Whitefish Montana on Saturday, January 19, 2013The boot is fine but has no walk mode, and poor instructions for this boot. Scarpa doesn't make it clear that it doesn't have a walk mode either. If you can't get a tour walk mechanism for 60 bucks, then this is useless as an AT boot. So I returned them, big waste of time....
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Question “I'm looking for the huricane with the boot insole size of 308.|Is there more than one size (ie 26.5, 27, 27.5) that has the boot shell size of 308? Which Mondo = 308mm in the Scarpa Huricane?||Thanks,||Glen”
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Answer The mondo 27 and 27.5 will have a 307mm sole length.
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Question “Thes boots have an adjustable forward lean, but do they have an adjustable ramp angle?”
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Answer The Scarpa Hurricane Freeride Ski Boots does not have an adjustable ramp angle.
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Question “What does the term freeride refer to?Is this a downhill ski boot?”
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Answer A free ride boot loosely refers to a boot that can be used on all downhill terrain.
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Question “What is the sole lenght of the 28.5? I normally wear a 28.5 in other Scarpa boots and my shoe size is 10.5. Are the Hurricanes sized differently than other Scarpa boots such as the Spirit 4?”
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Question “Hi . What is the fore foot width on these boots please”
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Answer Scarpa does not list a last width with their boots, and it will change slightly from shell size to shell size. I recommend going to a local shop to find your best fit.
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