Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot

$615.20 USD $769.00
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Features

  • Pebax R-New® shell with an over-injected Carbon Grilamid® LFT insert for high torsional rigidity, giving you great side to side performance
  • Alpine Axial Hybrid construction provides an easy entry into the boot, precise fit, and increased power transmission
  • Presa outsole is compatible with GripWalk certified alpine downhill and alpine touring bindings so you can use this as your one boot quiver with an AT and downhill setup
  • Super lightweight Magnesium buckles and ski-walk mechanism, increased durability and action
  • Intuition® liner is thermoformable and guarantees a long lasting, warm, precise, and comfortable fit
  • Description

    The Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot has arrived with the sole purpose of blending the Alpine Touring all day comfort, with frontside performance and reliability. The new Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot comes in a 120 flex to provide enough stiffness for most skiers. The gripwalk sole work well with all gripwalk bindings, hybrid touring bindings, and traditional tech bindings.

    Tech Specs

    Boot Fitters Advice

    Why We Like the Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot

    The Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot newest arrival from the alpine touring groundbreakers at Scarpa. With the success of the Freedom, back in its day, the Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot becomes one of the lightest Hybrid Touring boot with a Gripwalk (ISO9523) Sole.

    The 4-Quattro SL will be the softest of the models, coming in at 120 flex in the SL version and a low platform sole. Being low platform will give you better contact with the ski of your choice for boosted performance. The 120 flex rating is a perfect intermediate to advanced stiffness that can charge hard in and out of bounds.

    The Shell and Cuff of the SL are made with full Pebex R-new®, provide an eco friendly options and makes for easy customization. The lower shell incorporates an over injected carbon insert to increase torsional stability so you can push limits on the boot beyond what you had thought. Scarpa integrated its Alpine Axial Hybrid for easy entry compared to a standard Alpine construction.  The Scarpa 4-Quattro SL Alpine Touring Boot is the everyday boot for someone looking for power, stability, and a boot they can use on and off piste. 

  • Pebax R-New® shell with an over-injected Carbon Grilamid® LFT insert for high torsional rigidity, giving you great side to side performance
  • Alpine Axial Hybrid construction provides an easy entry into the boot, precise fit, and increased power transmission
  • Presa outsole is compatible with GripWalk certified alpine downhill and alpine touring bindings so you can use this as your one boot quiver with an AT and downhill setup
  • Super lightweight Magnesium buckles and ski-walk mechanism, increased durability and action
  • Intuition® liner is thermoformable and guarantees a long lasting, warm, precise, and comfortable fit
  • Customer Reviews

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    great boot where u can feel the surface of the snow. weard but true.

    scarpa quattro sl 27.0 baked liner and boot.. Shift and volkl blaze. Good ventilated compared to salomon, not a bucket. thigth where it should be.
    Im 268mm barefoot. 102-104mm arced toe stance. Its a cold boot, or i rather said not to hot boot that makes u to warm and swimming. So if cold no shell pants and a proper slim ski wool sock. Rather dress more litely in the jacket. Agile precision boot, its amazing.. ive had 3-4 different salomon... in 27.5 not right for me. Was difficult skiing going back to salomon boots for test after scarpa. ill buy it again.

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    Fit of the Scarpa 4-Quattro SL model compared to the Maestrale?

    Hi, I am considering purchasing the Scarpa 4-Quattro SL but have not been able to find it anywhere in Quebec. I am close to ordering it online.

    For alpine touring, my comfortable size is 25.5 for the Scarpa Maestrale that I have tried in a local store. For Telemark, my Scarpa Terminator TX feels a little too wide (25.0 would have been better).

    How does the fit of the Scarpa 4-Quattro SL compare to these other models? In other words: do they feel tighter and which size would you recommend based on the information above?