Ski touring boot Scarpa F1 Junior

Description

• Ski touring boot F1 Junior

The F1 Junior is a model for young skiers inspired by the high-performance adult ski touring boot Scarpa F1. The principle is the same: to have a light boot to easily climb, while maintaining a good responsiveness on the descent. For this, the F1 Junior benefits from a polymer-based construction for a weight of 2,400 grams per pair, a ski / walking system offering 62° of travel, and a good level efficiency during descents.  

What is the program of the Scarpa F1 Junior?  

The Scarpa F1 Junior is designed to offer maximum comfort and efficiency on your touring trips, with a light weight and 62° of travel in walking mode. Compared to the Scarpa F1 hull, the F1 Junior hull uses softer polymers to offer a softer flex, adapted to lighter body sizes. It offers a good compromise between ascents and descents, allowing you to be really comfortable during the climbs but still maintaining a good skiability. It offers a good hold and a pleasant responsiveness in heel support thanks to its construction and its very qualitative tightening system.  

Who is the Scarpa F1 Junior ski touring boot for?  

We recommend the Scarpa F1 for young skiers who already have a very good technical level and need a light and efficient boot to follow their elders on great ski touring trips.  

What are the main qualities of the Scarpa F1 Junior ski touring boot?  

Lightweight  

Stride  

Support 

Technical data Ski touring boot F1 Junior

• Year

  Winter 2025

• Level Beginner – Intermediate : Occasional rider still learning. Rides only on groomed snow and makes technical mistakes.

   

  Intermediate– Advanced : Rides reguarly, feels confident on all kinds of terrains and slopes. Makes very few technical mistakes.

   

  Advanced– Expert: Rider who has excellent technical and physical skills and who rides fast in any conditions.

  Advanced – Expert

• Boot category Recreational:designed for skiers with a beginner or intermediate level looking for a comfortable boot that’s easy to use.

   

  Performance-Recreational:Designed for skiers with an intermediate or advanced level looking for a compromise between comfort, hold and technique.

   

  Sporty:Designed for expert skiers looking for precision, stiffness and technique.

   

  Freeski:Designed for freeskiers (freestyle and powder) looking for precision, dampening and a “less conventional” style.

   

  Freetouring:Alpine boots featuring ski/walk systems allowing to use them for touring or for skiing.

   

  Touring:Light touring boots allowing easy walks. Designed for tourers focusing on the weight and technique of their boots.

  Touring

• Thermo-moldable

  Yes

• Foot Width

  Medium feet

• Last The boot last is basically the width of your forefoot. It gives a good idea of how comfortable the boot is. 

  Beginners and intermediates:go for a wide boot last between 102 and 106mm. They will provide high riding comfort.

  Advanced:we recommend a moderate last, between 100 and 102mm. This will offer a good combination of comfort and hold. 

  Experts:you want a narrow fit, a boot last under 100mm will provide you with ultimate precision.

  Of course, these tips need to be adapted to yourself. If your feet are pretty narrow, no need to get a boot with a wide last of you won’t get enough hold and vive and versa, if you got wide feet, get a wider last to make sure you fit in!

  102 mm

• Sole norm

  No standards A few touring boots do not comply with the 5355 or 9523 ISO standards. These are models exclusive to touring and to bindings with inserts (pins). This regards afew ultra light models (often race mountaineering models) or more popular models like the TLT7 or Hoji from Dynafit. These boots do not work with traditional bindings with arms.

• Weight of the pair in grams

  2400

• Reference nr

  H22SCARCHA190421

• Gender

  Kids