SCOTT Cosmos III Ski Boot

Product Info for SCOTT Cosmos III Ski Boot

The SCOTT Cosmos III blends lightweight agility with skiing performance for the demanding conditions of high-mountain ski-touring. POWERLITE technology gives the skier easy mobility of the cuff for climbing and solid support for turns. The Rear Hook Walk System is simple, strong, and dependable, delivering powerful energy transfer for skiing with a high range of walking mobility.

Features of SCOTT Cosmos III Ski Boot

Better flex in ski and walk mode
Snow and water seal
Automatic lock when skiing down
Maximum walking grip
Shock absorber, increased ski feel
Steady buckle placement
Middle- and backfoot support
Better flex in ski and walk mode
Snow and water seal
Automatic lock when skiing down
Maximum walking grip
Shock absorber, increased ski feel
Steady buckle placement
Middle- and backfoot support
Flex: 115
Last: 103.5 mm

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SCOTT Cosmos III Ski Boot

Customer Reviews for SCOTT Cosmos III Ski Boot Read All (5)

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fits a size too small

by pob, Verified Owner from CO, United States Updated on November 22, 2019

The bsl on this boot is short, which affects the size. 26.5 fits like a 26 or 25.5. otherwise great boot. light weight, doesn't quite have the range of motion as the scarpa boots. It seems to have a progesive flex to it.

Would recommend: Yes

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Never skied it! BUT

by Hillel, from CA, United States Updated on October 25, 2019

I really wanted to like this boot as it's specs are really good. The main reason I got it is I have really wide feet. I've used BD Prime boots for years and their fit and performance worked well for me. Finally the Primes cracked so I had to look for another. I carefully measured my feet and ordered a 26.5. When it arrived I knew immediately that the toe box was too small. For ...
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Would recommend: Yes

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Before the Hike, the Lowdown On the Fit

by JP, Verified Owner from MA, United States Updated on September 8, 2019

Lets start with my uncorrected foot dimensions. Length 28 centimeters Instep 26 centimeters Heel 36 centimeters Ball 111 millimeters Boot Size 28.5 Boot sole length 316 millimeters The boot is the first lighter, less beef more AT boot to power the fleet. They weight approximately 489 grams per boot less than the current pair of boots. Socks used were mid and lightweigh...
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Would recommend: Yes

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Part II, Baked the Liner and a Short Tour

by JP, Verified Owner from MA, United States Updated on November 29, 2017

The liner was baked which helped open up the throat and allowed the reinstallation of the laces. That said, it is a bit of a process to remove your foot from the liner without pulling the liner out of the boot. Care should be taken to completely slacken the laces and open up the liner, tongue and cuff. I suspect the soft liner aids performance while in hike mode. Moving on ...
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Great boot

by Michael, from WA, United States Updated on November 29, 2017

This boot can do it all. It climbs up the skin track with ease and can charge on the way down. Best fit for those who don't mind a little extra weight on the way up so they can have a stiffer boot on the way back down. The updated external walk mode latch is a mega upgrade!

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ski touring

Would recommend: Yes

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