2027 Tecnica Cochise 115 Women Ski Boots

The Cochise 115 W makes sense when touring is part of the day, but the descent is still the reason you're out there. It gives strong skiers a supportive platform for driving skis hard while retaining enough cuff mobility for approaches, short tours and lift-accessed backcountry.

Consider Another Option If

Choose the Zero G Tour Pro Women if long climbs and lower weight are higher priorities. If you never tour or bootpack, a Mach1 provides a simpler resort-focused platform.

• Advanced and expert women skiers
• Freeride and lift-accessed backcountry
• Short to moderate tours
• Skiers who prioritize downhill support

• T-Ride walk mechanism: Connects cuff and shell securely for skiing and releases for climbing mobility.
• C.A.S. shell and liner: Allow detailed professional fit customization.
• Quick Instep: Makes entry and exit easier.
• DYN tech inserts: Add compatibility with appropriate tech bindings.
• Vibram® GripWalk sole: Improves traction when walking and scrambling.

How does the Cochise 115 W differ from the Zero G Tour Pro Women?

The Cochise is more downhill-oriented and closer to an alpine boot in feel. The Zero G Tour Pro puts greater emphasis on touring efficiency.

Can it be used with tech bindings?

Yes. It has DYN tech inserts, but always verify the binding is compatible with the boot's interface and sole standard.

Is it a lightweight touring boot?

No. It is a freeride-oriented hybrid boot that can tour. Skiers prioritizing long climbs will generally be better served by the Zero G family.