Actually, I think if theres any alpine boot you could maybe compare with AT boots, the falcon would be it.
Its super light, maybe not compared to the endorphin, but for an alpine boot, its redonkulously light.
If you do a lot of resort skiing, or like to charge hard and huck super extremo gnar gnar style stuff when you go touring, go with the falcon, if it fits your foot that is. I think the falcons would be the perfect compliment to naxos, or even trekkers/solly z12s or something. They are a wierd feeling boot though, not necessarily bad, just wierd. I thought they fit my foot, until i skied in em a few days, after which I decided to sell em.
If grueling long tours get your pants tight more than cliff bands, go with the endorphins.
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