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Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA Ski Boot - 2027
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Built for the whole mountain and beyond, the Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA Ski Boot delivers
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I've been looking for a freeride touring boot that skis as well as it walks, and the Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA Ski Boot is the closest thing I've found to that ideal. The 54° of cuff rotation gives you a real walking stride on the approach, and the Free/Lock 4.5 mechanism clicks into ski mode solidly with no slop. The BOA closure paired with the Mimic Platinum liner and Power Ankle Lock means the fit is dialed from the moment you step in."
The best lines on the mountain are rarely the ones you ride the lift to, and the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA Ski Boot is built around that reality. With 54° of cuff rotation and compatibility across Gripwalk, MNC, Pin, and MN bindings, it covers the full range of freeride touring setups and moves efficiently on the way up without making you feel like you are fighting your equipment on every step.
When the skin track ends and the descent begins, the Free/Lock 4.5 walk-ski mechanism locks the cuff firmly to the shell with adjustable forward lean so the 120 flex can do its job. Next-generation Prolite construction keeps the shell slim and reinforced in the right places for powerful, confident skiing on whatever snow you find at the bottom. The BOA Fit System wraps the lower foot with micro-adjustable precision, the Mimic Platinum liner with Achilles Flex Zone heat-molds for a custom fit, and the Power Ankle Lock maintains heel hold across a full day of varied terrain. AFS Tongue and AFS Cuff spoiler adjustments round out a boot that can be personalized from the shin down.
Details
- Freeride touring boot for inbounds and out-of-bounds
- 120 flex drives wider touring skis with authority
- 54° cuff rotation delivers an efficient uphill stride
- Free/Lock 4.5 switches between walk and ski modes
- Compatible with Gripwalk, MNC, Pin, and MN bindings
- BOA dial micro-adjusts lower foot fit with precision
- Mimic Platinum liner heat-molds with Achilles Flex Zone
- Power Ankle Lock holds heel firmly through hard turns
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- Shell Material
- Polyurethane, Prolite construction
- Flex
- 120
- Last Width
- 100mm
- Buckles
- BOA® bi-directional micro-adjust dial, 2
- Buckle Material
- BOA® bi-directional micro-adjust dial, aluminum
- Walk Mode
- Yes, Free/Lock 4.5, 54° range of motion
- Liner
- Mimic Platinum, Achilles Flex Zone, Power Ankle Lock
- Claimed Weight
- [26/26.5] 4lb 6.1oz (1,987g) per boot
- Thermo-moldable Liner
- yes
- Activity
- Freeride touring, all mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
- Binding Compatibility
- touring (ISO 9523), GripWalk (ISO 23223)
- Sole
- GripWalk
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which bindings fit the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA?
Its GripWalk touring soles work with compatible GripWalk bindings, and its tech inserts support compatible pin bindings. Touring bindings designed for ISO 9523 soles are another suitable match; have a ski shop adjust the binding to the boot. How should I choose a size and fit for the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA? Choose by measured foot length using Atomic Mondo sizing; its 100 mm last suits a medium-volume foot. The BOA system adjusts the forefoot wrap, while a bootfitter can heat-mold the shell and liner to improve comfort and heel hold.Is the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA suited to resort skiing and ski touring?
Yes. It’s designed for advanced skiers who want strong downhill support for resort and freeride terrain, plus walk mode for touring approaches. Its stiff 120 flex may feel demanding for lighter or less powerful skiers.How does the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA compare with other freeride-touring boots?
It emphasizes downhill support and power transfer more than an uphill-first, lightweight touring design. Compared with a resort-focused alpine boot, its walk mode and tech inserts add touring utility.What should I do to set up the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA before skiing?
Have a bootfitter mold the shell and liner for your foot, then adjust the BOA for an even, secure forefoot wrap without excess pressure. Practice switching the walk mechanism between modes, and have a ski shop set up the bindings for the boot.How should I care for the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 120 BOA after skiing?
Remove the liners and dry them and the shells thoroughly at low heat; avoid radiators and other high-heat sources. Brush snow and grit from the soles, BOA components, and walk-mode hardware, and store the boots dry with the buckles loosely closed.