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The Starlet is becoming the default choice for female ski mountaineers. The updated 2.0 version promises to continue that trend with a host of tweaks designed to improve your daily adventures. Pegasus buckles were added to fine-tune your ability to lock your heel in place. The lower shell has a redesigned shape that will fit more feet comfortably out of the box. A new insert system lets you step into just about any backcountry binding on the market. The Starlet 2.0 continues to offer the amazing 68° range of motion that enables you to walk or skin unimpeded. It also feature the one-motion ski/walk mode switch that enables you to transition unimpeded. And to ski unimpeded, the Starlet offers a sweet-flexing tongue supported by a rigid rear vertebrae for full transfer of power. It’s time to upgrade to the 2.0 version of you.
- EZ Thermo™ liner is form-fitting with skiing or a mold.
- Warmsole™ inserts insulate your feet from the cold.
- Fast Lock Closure™ simplifies transitions and thus life.
- Vertebrae Technology connects the lower and upper shell.
- S3 Inserts™ work with tech, frame, and TR2 binders.
- LazerGrip™ soles are grippy and easy to walk in.
- EZ Flex tongue flexes with your ankles as you stride.
- Pegasus buckles can be fine-tuned to your arch.
- Three forward lean positions help set your balance.
| Specifications | |
|
Weight |
1125g [25] |
| Weight (pair) | 2250g [25] |
| Buckles | 1 + Fast Lock |
| Boot Sole Length | 257mm [23/23.5] 267mm [24/24.5] 277mm [25/25.5] 287mm [26/26.5] |
| Binding Compatibility | Tech, Frame, TR2 |
| Cuff Rotation | 68° |
| Forward Lean(s) | 12°, 14°, 16° |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
| Materials | Grilamid shell, nylon cuff |
| Liner | Tour Liner |
| Sole | LazerGrip |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Ski mountaineering, touring |
| Notes | Compatible with most bindings |
| Bottom Line | Complete package |
1/12/2016
I have an older pair of backcountry bindings (Fritchie Freedrider) and am wondering if these boots are compatible with them? I can't tell if the Starlets have enough of a lip on them to fit into the tip of the Fritchie bindings.
1/12/2016
Hi Melanie, yes, these can be used with tech, frame, and TR2 bindings. The Freerides fall into the frame category.
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