Built for telemark skiers who demand uncompromising power, the TX Comp blends race-room stiffness with touring-friendly mobility—giving you the confidence to push harder, carve cleaner arcs, and attack steeps with precision. Whether you’re threading gates on firm snow or dropping into deep backcountry lines, this boot delivers a locked-in, big-mountain feel without sacrificing the fluid freedom that defines telemark skiing.
A redesigned anatomical last (102 mm) and shorter sole length create a more responsive stance, improving heel retention and balancing power delivery. Inside, the high-density Intuition® Pro Flex TK Comp liner wraps the foot in heat-moldable precision, offering a snug, performance-oriented fit that holds up through long days and cold temps.
The magic lies in the shell: a Pebax® Rnew® lower and cuff that stay rigid in the cold, giving you consistent flex and rebound run after run. Pair that with the Speedlock MLT system—unlocking a huge 62° range of motion—and the TX Comp climbs with natural efficiency, then locks down with race-like authority for the descent.
Compatible with both NTN and Tele-Tech bindings, the TX Comp is built for tele skiers who want one boot to handle everything—touring laps, big-mountain freeride, icy groomers, and high-speed technical skiing.
This is your proving ground boot: powerful, precise, efficient, and unmistakably telemark.
Key Features
Specifications
Ski boots are sized in Mondopoint, based on the length of your foot in centimeters. The chart below is a general reference for converting between sizing systems.
This chart is not a fitting. The only way to know your ski boot size is to be fit in person, either with a Boot Fitting at our shop or from a professional fitting you have had elsewhere. Sizing, shape, and volume vary by brand and model, and a performance fit is snugger than your street shoe. Unworn boots can be returned under our return policy, but a boot that doesn't fit can be a big hassle for your trip if you haven't tried it on.
| Mondo (cm) | US Men's | US Women's | EU |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22/22.5 | 4/4.5 | 5/5.5 | 35 |
| 23/23.5 | 5/5.5 | 6/6.5 | 36/37 |
| 24/24.5 | 6/6.5 | 7/7.5 | 38 |
| 25/25.5 | 7/7.5 | 8/8.5 | 39/40 |
| 26/26.5 | 8/8.5 | 9/9.5 | 41 |
| 27/27.5 | 9/9.5 | 10/10.5 | 42/43 |
| 28/28.5 | 10/10.5 | 11/11.5 | 44 |
| 29/29.5 | 11/11.5 | – | 45/46 |
| 30/30.5 | 12/12.5 | – | 47 |
| 31/31.5 | 13/13.5 | – | 48/49 |
| 32/32.5 | 14/14.5 | – | 50 |
Conversions are approximate and can differ by half a size between brands.
Ski boots are built with one shell for each full and half size, so a 27 and a 27.5 are the same boot with a different liner or footboard. That is why sizes are listed together, like 27/27.5.
Very few models differ from this. Scarpa is the main exception, pairing sizes the other way (for example, 26.5/27 share a shell). When a model is sized differently, we call it out on that product's page.
Book a Boot Fitting with our team at (802) 253-4531. Preliminary boot work is included with every boot purchase.
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