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Skiing in Silverton, Colorado

BC Provisions: All the backcountry ski gear you need to get you up and down beyond the ropes

BC Provisions: All the backcountry ski gear you need to get you up and down beyond the ropes

Scarpa Freedom SL

Scarpa Freedom SL ski boots - backcountry ski gear

The Freedom SL was designed with input from esteemed big-mountain skier Chris Davenport. The 120-flex boot features a generous 27 degrees of motion in hike mode, lightweight Pebax Rnew plastic, ultra grippy Vibram soles and Intuition liners ensure your feet will be cozy out in the backcountry.

MSRP: $769


Fischer Transalp Vacuum TS Lite

Fischer Transalp Vacuum TS Lite ski boots - backcountry ski gear

The Transalp Vacuum TS Lite utilizes Fischer’s patented Vacuum Fit Molding process to mold both the shell and liner to the foot and lower leg for an anatomically correct fit. In addition, a 60-degree maximum cuff rotation ensures optimal range of motion when slogging up the skin track.

MSRP: $849


Dynafit Radical

Dynafit Radical ski boots - backcountry ski gear

The Dynafit Radical is a new 4-buckle, polyurethane boot from Dynafit that comes in at an attractive price point. The 120-flex boot features a cam buckle power strap system that loosens with the pull of a loop. It’s dubbed the Motion Lock system and makes transitioning between ski and hike mode just a little bit easier.

MSRP: $550


K2 Pinnacle 130

K2 Pinnacle 130 ski boots - backcountry ski gear

This 130-flex boot comes equipped with integrated tech inserts and DIN-compatible outsoles that enable you to ski any binding you please without swapping soles. K2’s Synchro-Interlock system utilizes rivet- free construction in the spine that locks in place for great performance on the downhill and Intuition liners provide ultimate comfort.

MSRP: $850


Lange XT 130

Lange XT 130 ski boots - backcountry ski gear

The XT 130 comes in both a 97 mm last as well as a 100 mm last to cater to a variety of foot shapes. It features a traditional hike/ski mechanism and is a great choice for those who want to err on the side of downhill performance. Lastly, grippy material in the sole and arch allow for traction when hiking up slippery, rocky surfaces.

MSRP: $850

For more of the best gear from our 2015 Backcountry Issue, click here.


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