Closeouts. Scarpa's Spirit 3 AT ski boots are ready to take your alpine touring experience to new heights. From charging steep lines to long tours, these boots will go the distance.
- Pebax® dual-density thermoplastic resin shell with overlapped cuffs
- Intuition Ultralon thermo-moldable foam liner
- HRS (Heel Retention System) ensures a secure fit
- Three ratcheting straps
- Hook-and-loop power strap
- Lateral canting adjustment
- Ski-walk mechanism
- Skywalk® traction rubber outsole
- Dynafit® compatible
- Forward lean: Settings range from 12-25 degrees
- Height: 12"
- Weight: 8 lb. 8 oz. pr.
- By Scarpa of Italy
- Made in China
- Alpine touring boot soles do not fit most downhill bindings and/or could interfere with release mechanisms.
- Made in China or 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
- Power strap
- Alpine Touring
- Alpine Touring
- Forward lean: 12-25 degrees
- Shell: Pebax®
- Number of buckles: 3
- Removable liner: Thermo moldable
- Outsole: Rubber
- Height: 11"
- Weight (pair): 8 lb. 8 oz.
- Made in China or 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 (6 reviews)
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Reviewed by bill from sacramento, ca on Sunday, March 24, 2013i have not skied in these yet. i have a 11B foot, and the 29 mondo seems to fit. i took a star off because i have not skied in them yet. these boots will work with tech type, dynafit bindings and the regular DIN bindings (which are for ski touring not alpine)
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Reviewed by verdon from Boulder, Colorado on Wednesday, January 11, 2012Before I was shopping for boot I went to the local ski store for professional sizing and then went to STP and ordered them.What I like the most is the quick, simple and right on the spot adjustability and then don't forget about two way adjustment for your needs if you prefer lean forward/back or with if you need adjust legs sideways ... Easy to switch for ski/walk mode, the most what I enjoy is the comfort of moldable intuition insole, only one think what I need to mention for future buyer is that I prefer softer boot and that's exactly what the Scarpa Spirit 3 is ...
- Best Uses: All Mountain
- Cons: None
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Adjustability, Comfortable, Easy Lacing System, Good Traction, Looks Great, Quality Construction, Warm
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: Yes
- Width: Feels true to width
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Reviewed by Ethan from New York, NY on Wednesday, November 09, 2011These boots are great, but head the other warning and order a full size up. I am about a 10.5 in US size. I ordered the 27.5, too small. Then I ordered the 28, still too small. The 28.5 fits right.
- Best Uses: All Mountain, Powder
- Cons: Poor Fit
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Adjustability, Comfortable, Easy Lacing System, Good Traction, Looks Great, Quality Construction
- Sizing: Feels full size too small
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels too narrow
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Reviewed by carloBio from Lake Tahoe, NV on Monday, April 04, 2011Use the mondo sizing - the US size listed on the STP site for this product is WRONG. I purchased mondo 285 and wear a 10.5US street shoe (the site listed 11.5). The liners must be heat molded in an oven (I used a clothes dryer). It can be a little tricky to try and get a good fit but once the liners are molded you have a custom fit boot. The boots are super light and easy to get on. Walk - ski mode is easy to switch. Nice aggressive sole and dynafit compatible. The boots are a little soft for aggressive downhill (I like a soft flex) but should be great for backcountry touring. Got a great deal (thanks STP) on a trusted brand (have several Scarpa boots in the closet).
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Comfortable, Good Traction
- Sizing: Feels full size too small
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Reviewed by snarg from Bozeman,MT on Friday, March 04, 2011Nice dynafit compatible AT boot. Three buckles keeps it simple. The velcro(power)strap is adequate, but its nice to see that Scarpa is putting a real powerstrap on some of their new line. Theres lots of ways to tweak the lean angle to your liking. With having a lean adjustment screw and shims the two position lock walk/ski mechanism is probably unnecessary and takes some care so you know which position your getting locked into. All in all, Exactly what I wanted - a great cross between the higher cuff height of Denali TT/Spirit 4/Diva and having the tech fitting versatility. It's the perfect weight to be light enough to tour comfortably and ski confidently.
- Best Uses: All Mountain, Downhill, Powder
- Cons: Power strap
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Adjustability, Comfortable, Orange, Quality Construction, Versatility
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Question “Will these fit into a standard alpine binding, also?”
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Answer Alpine touring boot soles do not fit most downhill bindings and/or could interfere with release mechanisms.
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Answer Negative. AT or Tech.
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Question “what is the flex index please”
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Answer The forward lean has either 12 or 25 degree settings for this boot.
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Question “I wear a US size 10.5 but a 28.5 mondo boot size. The sizes on this product do not seem to correspond to industry norms. I live near Reno but they do not seem to have these boots in inventory.”
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Answer Companies have different sizing for their products. Scarpa is an Italian based company. Please refer to the following for their sizing: http://www.scarpa.com/scarpa/control/DownloadPdf?dataResourceId=700088
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Question “Can i use it with Marker Duke Ski Bindings Small”
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Answer This will be able to be used with that binding. AT boots are generally compatible with all AT bindings, there are always those few exceptions though.
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Question “Can't see photos here, but these are telemark boots, yes? I have tried on Scarpa products before, but if these don't fit correctly, could I return them?”
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Answer These are Alpine Touring boots, not telemark specific boots. At Sierra we have a 100% satisfaction guarantee so if you are not happy with your purchase for any reason, please return it to us as soon as possible. Products purchased within 6 months of the order date will receive a refund by the original payment method. For returns on purchases over 6 months old, a gift card will be issued. If you feel we have made a mistake in filling your order, we will gladly refund your shipping charges as well.
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Answer AT stands for AT, alpine touring. These are not tele boots. Sierra trading post is incredible at taking back returns, but if you want tele boots, then buy tele boots.
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Question “Q1:You say the weight of these boots as 8lb.8oz.(app.3860g), but other website says 3300g. Which is true?||Q2:Now I really want Scarpa Spirit 3 or Scarpa Matrix, but I believe too much narrow/tight boots do not fit my wide, high-backed foot. Which is wider and which would better fit me?”
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Answer I just weighed a 27.5 boot and it weighs 3742 g and we are weighing our 28.5 at the 3860g. A Scarpa is not a boot for you as they are extremely narrow. You will want to go with another brand and I recommend going to a shop to try on various brands.
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Question “Do these boots fit a marker barron binding?”
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Answer This should fit a barron binding as it is an AT boot. There have been some issues with Scarpa boots with this binding but there are techniques that you can do to make it work and be secure for your enjoyment, just takes some tweaking.
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