Why We Like The Tecnica Zero G Peak Boot
When the goods are deep in the backcountry, we pull on the Tecnica Zero G Peak Boot and get to walking. These boots are designed for lightweight setups that help us walk further than ever before. The carbon fiber construction keeps the weight down while the simple buckle system ensures we can keep our feet warm, comfortable, and blister-free from the first stride to the last turn.
Details
- Backcountry touring boots built for high-speed ascents
- Carbon fiber construction offers lightweight power all-day
- 99mm last offers a slop-free fit on the up and the down
- Touring buckles lock your feet in place and release quickly
- Moldable liner prevents rubbing and chafing on the uphill
- Wide walk mode lets you stride comfortably up any skinner
- Vibram outsole makes it easy to navigate rocky ridges
- Item #TECR07D
- Shell Material
- carbon fiber, Power Frame
- Last Width
- 99mm
- Buckles
- 2
- Buckle Material
- aluminum
- Lean Angle
- 13°
- Walk Mode
- yes, 75°
- Liner
- C.A.S. Light
- Thermo-moldable Liner
- yes
- Liner Closure
- 40mm power lock, tongue
- Binding Compatibility
- AT (ISO 9523)
- Sole
- Vibram
- Claimed Weight
- [26.5] 2lb 3oz (980g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- backcountry skiing, randonee
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 14, 2024
Unbelievably Light and Rigid
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 27.5
You honestly can't believe how light these boots are. And the flex is unbelievable. When walking around they feel like slightly rigid hiking boots. The ease of buckling in is a wonderful asset in the backcountry. The hike mode on these is also so easy its crazy. They fit slightly more snugly than Cochise. The next size up was too big, so I'm just working them in and they'll be fine. Structurally, they aren't lift service boots, but for a backcountry dedicated boot they are excellent. Most rigid fully backcountry boot I've seen. Don't compare these to a front-country boot or even a hybrid. But for a dedicated touring boot, they perform wonderfully on the way down. I saw one video where they say that they are hard to get into. Not in my experience at all. My foot pops right in. Note that these are about 18mm shorter than other Technica boots of the same foot size. So you'll likely have to redrill your bindings. I had plenty of space to do that, but if you've already drilled your skis twice, you might want to consider that. I have Voile V6 BC with Fritschi Tecton bindings. With these boots, it's the absolute dream setup for Vermont's rolling hills and long up and downy Green mountain tours.
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