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Scarpa Quattro GT Alpine Touring Boot
Description
The Scarpa Quattro GT is a warm 110-flex hybrid touring boot on a 101 mm last, with an Intuition liner, 61 degrees of cuff rotation, and a GripWalk sole with tech inserts for resort and backcountry days.
Tech Specs
Scarpa Quattro GT Alpine Touring Boot
The Scarpa Quattro GT is a warm four-buckle boot for skiers who spend most days at the resort and want to tour from the same pair. A 101 mm last fits a true medium foot with a roomy toe box and a snug heel, and a 110 flex from a polyurethane shell drives all-mountain and freeride skis with alpine-boot support. At 1,650 g per boot in a 27, with 61 degrees of cuff rotation from the Speed Lock 4 lever, the Scarpa Quattro GT covers lift laps, sidecountry, and moderate tours.
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Why We Like It
- The Intuition Pro Flex GT liner, a thick heat-moldable foam liner, and an insulated multilayer footbed make the Scarpa Quattro GT the warmest boot in Scarpa's 4-Quattro line.
- A 110 flex from a polyurethane shell and cuff skis damp and progressive, built for driving all-mountain and freeride skis.
- The PRESA SKI-01 sole, a rockered GripWalk rubber sole, carries tech inserts, so one boot steps into GripWalk, MNC, and pin/tech bindings.
- The Speed Lock 4 lever frees 61 degrees of cuff rotation, enough stride for skin tracks and bootpacks on a boot built to ski.
Best Uses
- Resort days with sidecountry access
- Short to moderate tours
- Cold-weather skiing
- All-mountain and freeride skis
- Medium feet with a lower instep that want toe room
Bootfitter's Advice
The Scarpa Quattro GT fits as a true medium on a 101 mm last, with noticeably more forefoot and toe-box room than Scarpa's 100 mm 4-Quattro models and a snug heel and ankle. The instep runs on the low side for the volume, so skiers with an average or low instep suit the shell; a high instep should be checked at the shell fit before committing.
Polyurethane takes heat and punching well, so we can open a sixth-toe or bunion area readily, and the Intuition Pro Flex GT liner molds in one session. Size from a shell fit rather than street-shoe size, because a liner this thick packs in and a boot sized for first-try comfort ends up loose.
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Fit and Construction
Features and Compatibility
Compare the Scarpa Quattro GT
Quattro GT vs. Tecnica Cochise HV 130
Both are four-buckle resort-and-touring boots with GripWalk soles and tech inserts for feet that want more room than a race-style shell. The Tecnica Cochise HV 130 is stiffer at 130 and opens to a 102 mm last, while the Scarpa Quattro GT trades flex for a softer 110, more warmth, and a lighter 1,650 g build.
Shop Tecnica Cochise HV 130Quattro GT vs. Dynafit Tigard RT
Both use polyurethane shells and a 110 flex aimed at one-boot resort and backcountry skiers on a 101 mm last. The Dynafit Tigard RT walks with 70 degrees of rotation, while the Scarpa Quattro GT counters with an Intuition liner for warmth and a four-buckle closure.
Shop Dynafit Tigard RTQuattro GT vs. Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 120 BOA
The Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 120 BOA is the low-volume pick on a 98 mm last with a BOA forefoot dial and a stiffer 120 flex. The Scarpa Quattro GT gives a medium foot more toe room on its 101 mm last and runs warmer.
Shop Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 120 BOACommon Questions
What bindings work with the Scarpa Quattro GT?
Who should buy the Scarpa Quattro GT?
Does the Scarpa Quattro GT have a Grilamid shell like the other 4-Quattro boots?
How does the Scarpa Quattro GT fit?
How well does the Scarpa Quattro GT tour?
Is the Scarpa Quattro GT warm?
Our Verdict
Frequently Asked Questions
What foot shape works best?
Low- to medium-volume feet with a lower instep and secure heel.
Does it punch well?
Minor boot fitting is possible, but race boots are less forgiving to modify than heavier Grilamid touring boots.