The Atomic LF 120 is Atomic’s innovative, premium all-mountain boot, which is designed to continually and automatically adapt its fit to the skier’s foot.
This is thanks to the unique Live Fit zones. These elastic zones snugly enclose the forefoot and, with a variable last width from 102 to 106 mm, automatically ensure a perfect fit through every stage of a turn: Live Fit adapts to every movement of the forefoot in real time, thereby maximizing performance. The ASY Pro liner and hard flex ensure precise power transmission, while two Mega buckles and the broad Power Strap provide firm support. Ideal for sporty skiers who expect nothing less than a perfect fit even at high speeds.

The innovative Atomic Hawx 120 is a unique performance boot which promotes natural forefoot flexibility and therefore improves balance and ski control.
The i-Flex zones of the Hawx 120 work like an additional joint: they provide the forefoot and toes with firm support and flex downward slightly in turns, thereby maintaining the natural position of the toes at all times. This makes the skier even more sensitive to feedback from the ski, allowing the ski to be controlled with even less effort. The ultra-hard Flex 120 and ASY Elite liner transfer every ounce of power directly to the ski. Four lightweight Edge 7000 buckles and an extra-wide strap provide superb support. The Hawx 120 is ideal for performance-driven skiers.

Daron Rahlves is never without the new Atomic Tracker 130 on his backcountry forays.
This boot is a particular favorite with Daron because of its re-designed set-up: while the stiff inside of the boot enables him to apply huge amounts of pressure to the ski, enabling him to edge more aggressively on every turn, the flexible Live Fit zones on the outside of the boot adapt to his forefoot and maintain the natural position of the foot. The boot improves the skier’s natural sense of balance considerably while also preventing pressure sores. For effortless climbing in the backcountry the skier can open the Power Control Release. The boot cuff allows for a forward lean angle of 18° and -2° to the rear, enabling the skier to climb efficiently.