2026 Tecnica Zero G Peak Ski Boots

We like the Zero G Peak for big touring days where weight matters but the skiing still matters too. It walks exceptionally well for a boot with this much downhill support, making it a strong choice for long approaches and technical objectives.

Consider Another Option If

You prioritize maximum downhill power over weight savings, need a higher-volume fit, or use alpine or hybrid bindings rather than a compatible tech setup.

• Fast and light ski touring
• Big vertical days and long approaches
• Technical backcountry objectives
• Experienced skiers prioritizing uphill efficiency

• T-Hike mechanism: Two-point cuff locking mechanism for downhill support.
• Wrapping shell and Power Frame: Lightweight construction with targeted stiffness and torsional support.
• Carbon-reinforced Grilamid: Helps limit weight while maintaining support.
• C.A.S. Light liner and shell: Anatomical fit with bootfitting customization options.
• 40 mm Power Lock strap: Adds support around the cuff.

How stiff is the Zero G Peak?

Its 120 flex provides useful support for a boot weighing approximately 980 g, but it will not ski like a heavier four-buckle freeride boot.

What type of foot does it fit?

The 99 mm last provides a medium-volume, performance-oriented touring fit. The C.A.S. shell and liner offer bootfitting options.