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Scarpa Maestrale

Discover the Scarpa Maestrale, a boot that has established itself as a benchmark in ski touring while remaining well suited to committed downhill skiing. For 2027, the range is split into two models: the Maestrale Pearl Orange Black, versatile and comfortable, and the Maestrale RS Pure White Mango, stiffer and geared towards freerando.

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The Italian brand Scarpa offers its Maestrale in two versions with distinct characters. In thisScarpa ski touring boot collection, the Maestrale Pearl Orange Black favours versatility, equally at home on day tours and multi-day expeditions, while the Maestrale RS Pure White Mango adopts a stiffer construction aimed at freetouring with more challenging descents.

Scarpa Maestrale range overview

The Maestrale Pearl Orange Black and Maestrale RS Pure White Mango share a 102 mm last and a ski/walk mode designed for ascents on skins. They mainly differ in stiffness, construction, intended use and technologies. The Maestrale has a flex rating of 110 and is meant for all-round touring, while the Maestrale RS goes up to 120 and is more geared towards freetouring.

Comparison of the Scarpa Maestrale and Maestrale RS

Model

Level

Use

Flex

Last width

Weight (pair)

RECCO® Reflector

Maestrale Pearl Orange Black

Intermediate - Advanced

Touring

110

102 mm

2760 g

Yes

Maestrale RS Pure White Mango

Advanced - Expert

Freetouring

120

102 mm

2920 g

No

Scarpa Maestrale Pearl Orange Black

The Scarpa Maestrale Pearl Orange Black focuses on versatility with a 110 flex, a Desmopan® CQ MBC shell and a heat-mouldable Pro Flex Touring Intuition liner. Its 102 mm last prioritises comfort, while its Speed Lock MLT mechanism supports walking phases. It is aimed at intermediate to advanced skiers looking for a balanced boot for touring.

Scarpa Maestrale RS Pure White Mango

More freetouring-focused, the Scarpa Maestrale RS Pure White Mango features a 120 flex, a Carbon Core Shell Grilamid Bio shell and a four-buckle closure with Booster Strap. Its heat-mouldable Pro Flex Performance liner and 102 mm last combine support and comfort for advanced to expert skiers who place greater emphasis on downhill precision.

The differences between the Scarpa Maestrale and the Maestrale RS

The Maestrale Pearl Orange Black takes a more versatile approach with a 110 flex, a Desmopan® CQ MBC shell and is aimed at intermediate to advanced skiers. It also includes RECCO® Reflector technology, which is not present on the Maestrale RS Pure White Mango. The latter steps up a notch in stiffness with a 120 flex, a Carbon Core Shell Grilamid Bio shell and a four-buckle closure with Booster Strap. It is more suited to advanced to expert skiers who prioritise precision and support on the descent.

The Maestrale is also lighter, with a stated weight of 2760 g for the pair, compared with 2920 g for the Maestrale RS.

FAQ on the Scarpa Maestrale

Is the Scarpa Maestrale liner heat-mouldable?

Yes. The Maestrale Pearl Orange Black uses a heat-mouldable Pro Flex Touring Intuition liner, while the Maestrale RS Pure White Mango comes with a heat-mouldable Pro Flex Performance liner.

Is the Scarpa Maestrale Pearl Orange Black compatible with alpine bindings?

No. Its Rando ISO 9523 sole with rubber lugs is not compatible with traditional alpine bindings. It remains compatible with Alpine Touring and TLT bindings.

Is the Scarpa Maestrale suitable for wide feet?

Its 102 mm last offers a generous fit that prioritises comfort for medium to wide feet.

Can the Scarpa Maestrale RS be resoled?

Yes, the sole of the Maestrale RS Pure White Mango can be replaced to extend the boot’s lifespan.

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