Description
The Atomic Hawx Ultra 130 S Dual BOA Mens Ski Boots are the highest-performance boot in Atomic’s all-mountain lineup, a 130 flex Dual BOA-equipped boot built for aggressive advanced and expert skiers who want maximum precision and energy transfer in a narrow 98mm last. If you’re pushing the boot hard on steep terrain and demanding snow, this is the boot built for that.
Key Features
- 98mm narrow last with low volume is built for skiers with thinner, lower-volume feet who need a snug, precise interface between foot and boot for maximum power transfer to the ski.
- Dual BOA H+i1 system provides independent micro-adjustment at shell and cuff for dialing in fit with precision at both zones.
- Mimic Platinum Liner with Power Ankle Lock is fully heat moldable, delivering a personalized fit that our bootfitters can dial in for you in the shop.
- Memory Fit allows the shell to be heat-expanded in our boot oven to match your individual foot anatomy, done in-store by our team.
- Power Shift 2.0 cuff adjustment allows forward lean tuning from 13 to 17 degrees for a boot configured to your skiing stance.
Come into Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus to get fitted for the Hawx Ultra 130 S Dual BOA Ski Boots. Free shipping on orders over $50.
Boot Fitting & Sizing
Free Professional Boot Fitting
Every ski boot purchase at Aspen Ski and Board includes a professional boot fitting by our expert staff. We’ll assess your foot shape, skiing ability, and performance goals to find the right boot, then heat mold the liner for a custom fit. No appointment needed.
How to Find Your Size
Ski boot sizes are measured in Mondo Point (MP), which is your foot length in centimeters. A 27.5 mondo boot fits a roughly size 9.5 US men’s foot, but fit varies significantly by brand and last width. Always try boots on if possible – or call us at (614) 848-6600 and we’ll help you narrow it down. Learn more about boot fitting.
Flex Ratings Explained
Boot flex ratings run from about 60 (soft/beginner) to 130+ (stiff/expert). A softer flex is more forgiving and comfortable for beginners; a stiffer flex gives advanced skiers more power and response. Call us for a recommendation based on your level.
