TX PRO WOMEN'S

If you’re a committed free‑heel skier navigating both resort corduroy and backcountry skin tracks, the Women's TX Pro answers your need for one boot that does it all. You’ll feel confident locking into tucks and charging turns, yet also experience smooth efficiency on the climb—thanks to its purpose‑built design. The new anatomical last ensures a precise heel lock and all‑day comfort, while the Pebax® Rnew® cuff and shell bring modern materials with legacy performance. The 62-degree ski/walk mode gives you a full stride on the uphill, yet when you click in, the Vibram® EVO LT outsole and redesigned shorter sole length deliver razor‑sharp downhill control.

With compatibility for both NTN and Tele‑Tech bindings, this boot bridges touring freedom and carving authority so “no place is too far” becomes more than a motto—it becomes your ski day.

• Pebax® Rnew® shell and cuff create a lightweight design that stays responsive and durable in cold mountain conditions.
• Speedlock MLT ski/walk mechanism provides a 62-degree range of motion for efficient uphill travel and a solid, secure feel on the descent.
• Anatomical 102mm last and a shorter boot sole length improve step-in ease, deliver a more refined fit, and enhance terrain control.
• Intuition® Pro Flex TK liner offers a custom, heat-moldable fit that keeps feet warm and reduces fatigue during long telemark days.
• Vibram® EVO LT outsole ensures reliable traction while hiking and seamless performance with both NTN and Tele-Tech bindings.

Step into the Women's TX Pro and turn every trail and tour into your next defining line.

Note: SCARPA boots are compatible with most NTN and tele-tech binding systems; however, binding systems may be changed by their manufacturers from season to season in ways that affect their compatibility with SCARPA boots. Be sure to check the website of the binding manufacturer to see if there are any issues or updates required for the bindings to be safely compatible with your SCARPA ski boots.

22 Designs Lynx compatibility – see note here.