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Scarpa W Quattro GT Alpine Touring Boot
Description
The Scarpa W Quattro GT is a warm women's hybrid touring boot with a 90 flex, a 101 mm last, an Intuition Pro Flex GT liner, and a GripWalk sole with tech inserts for resort days and short tours.
Tech Specs
Scarpa W Quattro GT Alpine Touring Boot
The Scarpa W Quattro GT is a women's hybrid boot for skiers who want resort comfort and warmth with the option to skin out the gate or tour a short objective. Its 101 mm last leaves room for a broader forefoot, and a 90 flex from a polyurethane shell gives smooth, forgiving support on groomers and in soft snow. The Scarpa W Quattro GT weighs 1,510 g per boot in a 25, and the Speed Lock 4 lever opens 61 degrees of cuff rotation for skin tracks, bootpacks, and walks to the lodge.
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Why We Like It
- A heat-moldable Intuition Pro Flex GT liner over an insulated multilayer footbed keeps feet warm through cold chairlift rides.
- The 90 flex is forgiving enough for relaxed resort days and soft snow, while four buckles keep the shell wrapped for control.
- Tech inserts in the PRESA SKI-01 GripWalk sole let the Scarpa W Quattro GT skin out on pin bindings or click into GripWalk and MNC alpine bindings.
- 61 degrees of cuff rotation from one Speed Lock 4 lever makes walking and skinning easier than in a pure alpine boot.
Best Uses
- Resort skiing with occasional tours
- Groomers and soft snow
- Cold days and skiers with cold feet
- Average to wide forefeet
- Short skin laps and uphill resort routes
Bootfitter's Advice
The Scarpa W Quattro GT is built on a 101 mm last, roomier through the forefoot than Scarpa's 100 mm women's 4-Quattro models, with a low instep and a medium heel pocket. A broad forefoot with an average or low instep is the best match; check a high instep at the shell fit.
A polyurethane shell is one we can heat and punch readily, so sixth-toe and bunion pressure is usually a fitting job, and the Intuition liner molds to the foot in one session. Size to the shell rather than to first-try comfort, since a thick foam liner packs in with use.
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Fit and Construction
Features and Compatibility
Compare the Scarpa W Quattro GT
W Quattro GT vs. Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 105 BOA
The Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 105 BOA is a stiffer, low-volume option on a 98 mm last with a BOA forefoot dial. The Scarpa W Quattro GT fits a broader forefoot on its 101 mm last and gives a softer, warmer ride at 90.
Shop Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 105 BOAW Quattro GT vs. Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 115 BOA
Both are women's crossover boots with GripWalk soles and tech inserts. The Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 115 BOA is for strong skiers with narrow feet who want a 115 flex, while the Scarpa W Quattro GT favors comfort, warmth, and a roomier forefoot.
Shop Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD W 115 BOAW Quattro GT vs. Tecnica Mach1 MV 95 W
Skiers choosing a resort boot often weigh these two. The Tecnica Mach1 MV 95 W is a pure alpine boot on a 100 mm last with no walk mode, while the Scarpa W Quattro GT adds 61 degrees of cuff rotation and tech inserts for skinning.
Shop Tecnica Mach1 MV 95 WCommon Questions
What bindings work with the Scarpa W Quattro GT?
Who should buy the Scarpa W Quattro GT?
Is the Scarpa W Quattro GT too soft for touring descents?
How does the Scarpa W Quattro GT fit?
How much does the Scarpa W Quattro GT weigh?
Is the Scarpa W Quattro GT heat moldable?
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.