It is May. Nearly high spring. The sun shineth. The corn harvesters provide. Time, after many months of use, for The High Route’s review of Tecnica’s Zero G Tour Pro ski boot. We’ve had a first look, another continued impressions piece, and now, it’s time to batten down the ZGTP’s four buckles cam-lock powerstrap. Three…
Review: Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro Touring Boot
In waking mode the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro can walk—which is something of note for how well it skis.
Responses
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The ZGTP is certainly a fantastic boot if it fits your foot. It sets a high bar for performance.
To reduce the fiddling time at transitions I have replaced the upper buckles with Dynafit buckles that have a plastic
Keeper Bar that holds the buckle in the proper position. There is also an improved liner that recently became available.-
Hey David, if you get a moment, can you send a photo of the buckle mod? Thanks.
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