Buy these ski boots in-store with a BAC Discount Card (£5 per year) for £333.00
With the Legendary Hawx Feel
Stiffness and stability meet smooth skiing with the Atomic Hawx Prime 110 S GW, the all-mountain skier’s go-to ski boot for direct, responsive riding
Prolite cuts weight while adding strength using a revolutionary light construction with added reinforcements in key areas
The Mimic Gold liner has a heat-moldable pre-shaped heel, ankle and tongue, forming the liner material to mimic the precise shape of your foot for a perfect custom fit
Power Shift allows for fine tuning of forward lean and flex, and Cantable GripWalk Grip Pads offer more traction for walking, while delivering the power transfer of a standard alpine sole.
Hawx Prime 110 S GW delivers stiffness and power to handle a wide range of conditions, and comfort that can go all day.
These boots are compatible with all GripWalk bindings and MNC bindings.
Colour: Black / Green
Weight: 1799g, 1 boot size 26x
Last Fit: Medium, 100mm size 26x, customisable
Flex: 110 (+/- 10 points)
Shell: True Flex PU
Liner: Mimic Gold
Key Features:
100mm Medium Last, utilizing the Legendary Hawx Feel, this highly anatomical last (100mm in size 26/26.5) is the gold standard for the medium foot shape due to its supreme level of comfort, foot hold, and warmth
Memory Fit, advanced heat-fitting technology creates a fully personalized shell, cuff and liner in minutes
Can be molded, up to +6mm, to fit a wide range of foot shapes from average to wide using Atomic's Memory Fit heat molding process
Prolite, revolutionary light construction with added reinforcements in key zones
Power Shift, independently adjust forward lean to 13° or 15° or 17° as well as the flex index
Mimic Technology, the pre-shaped heel, ankle and tongue feature a layer of supportive, heat-moldable material
After being softened in the oven, this material mimics the precise shape of your foot, and hardens in that shape for a perfect custom fit
Features :
Mimic Gold Liner
- 3D Stretch Toe Box
- 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation
Regular Cuff
Dual-Sided Cuff Alignment
Forward lean 13°-17°
Shell Rotation 3°
2nd Power Shift Screw
13° Power Shift Shim
Energy Backbone
50mm Quick Release Cam Strap
6000-Series Alu Buckle
Cantable GripWalk Grip Pads
Size Adjuster Included, the "x" size adjustment
GripWalk is a sole/binding system that makes walking in ski boots significantly more comfortable, while also reducing the chance of slipping
Yet the GripWalk system also guarantees outstanding on-snow performance
- A high-profiled slip-resistant sole leads to outstanding grip for walking
- Simply step-in: Bindings with GripWalk Logo need NO height adjustment, even when used with regular alpine boots and soles
- Increased walking comfort and improved natural roll thanks to curved rubber sole
- Standing on a flat surface, GripWalk soles make the stance geometry more upright and more comfortable
- In a GripWalk binding, a GripWalk boot regains Atomic’s athletic stance
Atomic Hawx Prime Size Guide :
| Mondo |
UK |
EU |
Sole Length mm |
Last Width mm |
| 25.0 - 25.5 |
6.0 - 6.5 |
39 - 40 |
295 |
98 |
| 26.0 - 26.5 |
7.0 - 7.5 |
40.5 - 41 |
305 |
100 |
| 27.0 - 27.5 |
8.0 - 9.0 |
42 - 43 |
315 |
102 |
| 28.0 - 28.5 |
9.5 - 10.0 |
43.5 - 44 |
325 |
104 |
| 29.0 - 29.5 |
10.5 - 11.0 |
45 - 46 |
335 |
106 |
| 30.0 - 31.5 |
12.0 - 13.5 |
46.5 - 47 |
345 |
108 |
Have your feet measured by a Ski Boot Fitter at BAC
In general people should not select a boot with a last width that is narrower than their foot.
The closer the last width is to their measured foot width, the snugger and tighter the boot will feel (more performance but less comfort, less warmth).
This means that people who have a medium width foot can either ski in a 98mm lasted boot or a 100mm lasted boot depending on what their performance vs comfort expectations are.
In general, going too tight causes problems in regards to warmth and comfort.
Going too wide causes problems of lack of control and potential discomfort due to the foot moving around inside the boot.
Ultimately, length and width are only two components of how a boot should fit.
Other points to consider are for example instep height, heel hold, the fit around the calf, and general impressions of comfort and foot hold.
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