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Already an award winner before the first snow hits the ground! The Scarpa Mobe ups the ante for performance, excelling in both the down and the up. Resisting the current trend towards overlap boots, the flip out tongue (Raichle Flexon Comp, anyone?) provides a smooth forward flex combined with cold morning ease of putting the boots on. Continuing with the success found with the Skookum, the tour mode is surprisingly fluid. All this, and the weight is under 8 pounds. Best of all? This boot absolutely rips on the down.
Scarpa Mobe features:-
New PowerBlock Tour mechanism is the most powerful ski/walk mode Scarpa has developed. Easy to use with great tourability while still providing fixed-cuff power and rididity
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Fitting Indicator System makes getting in/out of TLT binding systems easier than ever before
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Adjustable forward lean from 15 to 22 degrees
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V-Frame power-ribs on the cuff add strength and stiffness with little weight
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Scarpa Intuition Speed Pro G liner is pre-molded, but can be professionally heat molded for a custom fit
Specifications:-
Shell/Cuff/Tongue:Made with Pebax Rnew®; Rnew® is derived from castor oil, not Texas Tea
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Flex Index 125
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Buckles: 4 plus Active Power Strap
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Binding Compatibility: All AT bindings, including Dynafit
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Weight: 7lb 14oz per pair size 27
Confused about the sizing? Check out our
Shoe Sizing Comparison Chart.
| | Tip: | # Check out our Shoe Sizing Comparison Chart. From your measured foot translate the US size to Mondo size. SCARPA mondo scale runs large, best to size down 1/2 size
# Shell fit: taking liner out of the shell and inserting foot, toes touching end of shell but completely flat.
# Should have 1.5 - 2 fingers of space behind heel and heel of shell (between 14mm - 20mm)
# Too little space = go up one shell
# Too much space = go down one shell
# Put foot in boot AND BUCKLE IT! You can not tell a boot fit without buckling it
# This will pull your heel back into the heel pocket, relieving cramped toe space
# Boots do pack out! A 'comfy' fit when new will mean slop later. | |
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