Scarpa Titans?

[Darkside]

Are these boots decent at all? Moldable liner? I found them online at a decent price, but it seems like they're not made anymore.

Also, what size boots would I need from Scarpa or Garmont? I wear a 27.5 Nordica boot. Which brand tends to be wider?

[Sphinx]

Duuuuude. You gotta be kidding. It's an ancient design, very soft, not very light. Probably the skiing performance of todays lite AT boots, but much heavier, not Dynafit compatible, etc, etc. Might be a decent bc snowboarding boot. But stay the hell away for skiing.

Edit: the titan was introduced about six years before Scarpa started making thermo liners. It'll be a heavy-ass cordura foam thing.

[cj001f]

It's 4 years old. Not that heavy if you put in a thermo liner (scarpa's shells weigh within ozs of each other), but not worth whatever price they are charging unless it's well under $100. It featured the same bottom as a denali (but without the forward buckle) but a lower cuff. More a euro alpine ski touring boot in the classic sense than what nortenos want.

[Arno]

I think the recommended price is pretty low for them. I had my first AT experience in them and my advice would be "avoid"

[Darkside]

Thanks, and consider them forgotten.

Any size advice?