WTB: Lightish Touring Boot

[dub2]

Hi all,

Have been touring in a pair of Tecnica Cochise 120s, size 26.5, and am looking for something lighter.

I have tried on Vulcans in the past and liked the fit, but am open to anything similarly light yet stiff (Zero Gs, etc).

I have a good bootfitter that I can make many shells work with, so mainly just looking for something light yet stiff in a 26.5 or 27 depending on the boot. Would like to keep it around 1500 grams or less, and under $200 if possible (I don't mind if they've been used quite a bit).

Thanks!

[alev]

Bumping this. Also searching for some technica zero g guide in a 26.5

[SteveRMarsh]

I have a pair of Lupo AX 115 in a 26.5, skied less then 5-6 days. stock liner never used
$200+ship

[dub2]

Anyone have anything else?

[TrueNorth]

I have new in the box Zero G Guides (the green ones) in 26.5 for $300 shipped (to most places)

[dub2]

bumping, anyone have anything cheap and light? Would consider 26.5 or 27.5 depending on shell. The cheaper the better.

Considering moving from my Cochise to a true alpine boot and a true touring boot.

[davjr96]

Could workout a deal on https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...t-Hoji-PX-26-5 if boot is interesting but the price is too high.

[dub2]

Could workout a deal on https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...t-Hoji-PX-26-5 if boot is interesting but the price is too high.

What is the deal on the hoji px vs the standard hoji pro tour? Different flex?

[davjr96]

What is the deal on the hoji px vs the standard hoji pro tour? Different flex?

From a cripplecreakbc Post

With the Use of Pebex versus a the Grilamid in the Pro Tour, the Hoji PX has a much more pliable build and can be molded to any shape foot. The Pebax allows for a slightly softer flex from the Grilamid, but still is stiff enough to ski hard day in day out

Px is also a bit cheaper MSRP. One of mine weighs 1352g on the scale with stock liner + footbed.