Scarpa F1 Women's Alpine Touring Boot

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Description

The Scarpa F1 Women's is a 1,094 g (size 25) women's touring boot with a 102 mm last, lower cuff, 62-degree range of motion and a progressive tongued flex, built for versatile backcountry days on pin-tech bindings.

Tech Specs
Features

  • Flex: 95 nominal. A progressive, tongued touring flex, smoother than the tongueless F1 LT Women's.
  • Weight: 1,094 g per boot (size 25).
  • Last: 102 mm, a medium-volume women's fit.
  • Walk Mode: Classic F1 ski/walk lever with 62 degrees of range of motion.
  • Shell: Carbon-infused Grilamid (Carbon Core) with a hinged Pebax Evo tongue and a women's lower cuff.
  • Liner: Intuition Pro Flex Evo Women's, heat-moldable and warm.
  • Sole: Vibram UFO Evo rockered touring sole with certified tech inserts, pin-tech only.
  • Closure: BOA forefoot dial with a cuff buckle and Velcro power strap.
  • Forward Lean: 20 and 22 degrees.

Women's Versatile Lightweight Touring Boot

Scarpa F1 Women's Alpine Touring Boot

Built for all-around backcountry days when uphill efficiency and a forgiving fit matter as much as the descent, the Scarpa F1 Women's Alpine Touring Boot is a women's touring boot that balances long-stride comfort with a progressive descent flex. Weighing in at 1,094g (size 25) with a 102mm last, a 95-flex feel, and a pin-tech-only Vibram UFO Evo touring sole, the F1 Women's is primed for hut trips, ski mountaineering objectives, or any day where you're logging serious vertical on the way up. A carbon-infused Grilamid shell, a hinged Evo tongue, a lower cuff, and a BOA forefoot balance a 62-degree range of motion with that progressive flex.

Expert Fit Review Fit profile and recommendations reviewed by CCBB bootfitters.

Is This the Right Boot for You?

Best For
Women backcountry skiers with average-volume feet who want one versatile touring boot for day-to-day skiing and ski mountaineering, driving skis 88 to 105 mm underfoot with pin-tech bindings.
Consider Another Boot If
You want the lightest possible boot, a longer walking stride, or frame, MNC or alpine binding compatibility, or you have a very wide or high-volume foot that needs a roomier shell.

CCBB Boot Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
4/5
62 ROM at 1094 g
Downhill Performance
4/5
Tongued, progressive
Walking Comfort
4/5
Evo tongue flex
Transition Speed
3/5
BOA, buckle, strap

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Fit Profile

Overall VolumeMedium
Toe BoxMedium
Forefoot VolumeMedium
Instep HeightMedium
Heel HoldGood
Ankle HoldGood
PunchabilityModerate (Grilamid shell)
Heat MoldableYes

Why We Like It

  • At 1,094 g per boot (size 25), the F1 Women's balances downhill support with lightweight touring in a women's-specific build.
  • The 102 mm last and carbon-infused Grilamid shell fit a range of feet and can be punched by a skilled fitter.
  • The hinged Evo tongue gives a smoother, more progressive flex than the tongueless F1 LT.
  • A BOA forefoot dial secures the lower shell, and the cuff buckle plus Velcro strap lock the ankle for the descent.
  • The Intuition Pro Flex Evo women's liner is heat-moldable and warmer than the thin race-style liners in the Alien and F1 LT.

Best Uses

  • Day-to-day backcountry touring
  • Ski mountaineering and spring missions
  • Touring skis 88 to 105 mm underfoot
  • Women with average-volume feet
  • Tourers who want warmth and a progressive flex at moderate weight

Bootfitter's Advice

The Scarpa F1 Women's fits as a medium-volume boot on a 102 mm last with a women's-specific cuff that sits lower and a liner shaped for a lower calf muscle. We find it fits narrower overall than the men's F1 with a thicker liner, so we size close to true Mondo and confirm with a shell fit; Scarpa shares a shell between each full size and the half size above.

The carbon-infused Grilamid shell accepts moderate heat molding and punching, so sixth-toe and bunion areas can be opened up. Heat molding the liner adds toe room, so we start snug. Women with wider calves who found other boots tight at the cuff usually appreciate the lower, scalloped F1 Women's cuff.

Fit profile reviewed by CCBB bootfitters. Final sizing should be confirmed with a shell fit whenever possible.

📏 Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand

Fit and Construction

Weight1,094 g per boot (size 25). 1,184 g at size 25.5.
Last102 mm (94 mm at size 22.5)
Flex95 (nominal). A progressive, tongued flex, softer than the tongueless F1 LT.
Range of Motion62 degrees (37 degrees rearward, 25 degrees forward)
ShellCarbon-infused Grilamid (Carbon Core) with Pebax tongue
CuffGrilamid, women's-specific lower height

Features and Compatibility

Walk ModeClassic F1 ski/walk lever
ClosureBOA forefoot dial, cuff buckle with Velcro power strap
Binding CompatibilityPin-tech (low-tech) bindings only. The Vibram UFO Evo sole is a rockered touring profile that is not certified to ISO 9523, so the F1 Women's is not compatible with frame, MNC, or alpine bindings.
SoleVibram UFO Evo rockered touring sole (not ISO-certified) with certified tech inserts
Forward Lean20, 22 degrees
LinerIntuition Pro Flex Evo Women's, heat-moldable

Compare the Scarpa F1 Women's

F1 Women's vs. Scarpa F1 LT Women's

The F1 LT Women's saves over 150 g per boot, walks with a 72-degree range of motion and skis a stiffer, wall-like flex on a narrow 100 mm carbon lower that does not punch. The F1 Women's is heavier at 1,094 g, fits a wider 102 mm last with a warmer liner, punches, and skis a more progressive tongued flex.

Shop Scarpa F1 LT Women's boots

F1 Women's vs. Scarpa F1 (Men's)

The women's F1 shares the men's 102 mm lower shell and fit through the foot, so mondo-for-mondo they match. The F1 Women's differs with a lower cuff and a liner shaped for a lower calf, which many women find more comfortable than the taller men's cuff.

Shop Scarpa F1 boots

F1 Women's vs. Tecnica Zero G Peak Women's

The Zero G Peak Women's skis a more progressive flex and pairs an ISO 9523 sole with tech inserts, while the Scarpa F1 Women's is warmer, fits a wider last and uses a BOA forefoot but is pin-tech only. Fit usually decides between them.

Shop Tecnica Zero G Peak Women's boots

Common Questions

Who should buy the Scarpa F1 Women's?
The Scarpa F1 Women's suits women backcountry skiers with average-volume feet who want one versatile touring boot for day-to-day skiing and ski mountaineering on skis 88 to 105 mm underfoot. It balances warmth, a progressive flex and moderate weight.
How is the Scarpa F1 Women's different from the men's F1?
The F1 Women's shares the men's 102 mm lower shell and fit through the foot, so mondo-for-mondo they match. The F1 Women's differs with a lower cuff and a liner shaped for a lower calf, which many women find more comfortable than the taller men's cuff.
Is the Scarpa F1 Women's really a 95 flex?
The 95 flex is a nominal touring figure, not an alpine flex. We find the F1 Women's skis with a progressive, tongued feel that is supportive for a lightweight boot but softer than a true high-flex alpine or freeride-touring boot.
What bindings does the Scarpa F1 Women's work with?
The Scarpa F1 Women's is a pin-tech-only boot. Its Vibram UFO Evo sole is a rockered touring profile that Scarpa does not certify to ISO 9523, so it works only with pin-tech (low-tech) bindings and is not safe in frame, MNC, or ISO 5355 alpine bindings. Certified tech inserts are required for pin bindings.
Can the Scarpa F1 Women's be punched?
Yes. The F1 Women's uses a carbon-infused Grilamid shell that accepts moderate punching and heat molding, so a skilled fitter can open the toe box and relieve sixth-toe or bunion pressure, unlike the carbon F1 LT Women's.
How does the Scarpa F1 Women's sizing run?
The F1 Women's runs close to true Mondo length and comes with a thicker liner than the F1 LT Women's. Scarpa shares a shell between each full size and the half size above, differing only in liner pre-molding. Confirm with a shell fit rather than a street-shoe conversion.
Is the walk mode a one-step transition?
No. The F1 Women's uses a rear ski/walk lever, and for full walking range many skiers also loosen the cuff Velcro strap, making it a two-step transition. In return it gives a secure, tongued ski mode.
Is the Scarpa F1 Women's warm enough for winter touring?
Yes for most tourers. The Intuition Pro Flex Evo Women's liner is thicker and warmer than the race-style liners in the Alien and F1 LT Women's, making the F1 Women's a reasonable choice for cold, day-long winter tours.

Our Verdict

The Scarpa F1 Women's brings the versatile, do-it-all F1 formula to a women's-specific fit, with a lower cuff and warmer liner on a forgiving 102 mm last. It gives up weight and walking range to the F1 LT Women's but punches, fits more feet and skis a smoother, progressive flex. It is a pin-tech-only boot best matched to skis 88 to 105 mm.