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Full Tilt Boots News The Original 3 Piece Boot Menu Skip to content Main Site Boots Parts Team About X Games Real Ski | Vote Now! 2021-02-26 News , Team Updates x games , Real Ski , taylor lundquist , tanner hall , ferdinand dahl Connor Clayton X Games Real Ski is Back! 2021 X Games Real Ski is here, and with it, there are some crazy entries! X Games mixed it up this year by allowing competitors to include both powder and park shots in their entries, rather than purely urban. While this seems like it makes it very tricky on the judges, it sure is enjoyable to watch how each athlete chose to mix up their entry. We’re stoked to see that three Full Tilt Athletes ended up in this year’s Real Ski. Check their entries out below and be sure to go vote for your favorite. Voting ends on the 28th! Taylor Lundquist makes history as the first-ever female athlete to be included in Real Ski! With some seriously technical urban skiing, Taylor and filmer Gavin Rudy put together one heck of an entry. Vote Now! Grab Taylor’s Boot of Choice Soul Sister 100 Ferdinand Dahl’s entry features some insane tricks. From a 2 on pretzel 6, to huge 3 swap’s and backcountry dubs, it’s pretty rad to see how Ferdinand excels outside of the traditional competition circuit. Vote Now! Grab Ferdi’s Boot of Choice First Chair 130 The Legend, Tanner Hall, had a solid mix of backcountry and urban in his entry. Opening up his edit with a triple backy, you immediately knew it was going to be a good one. From huge urban spots to massive backcountry booters, Tanner shows that he is still consistently crushing the skiing scene. Vote Now! Grab Tanner’s Boot of Choice B&E Pro While we may be partial to our Full Tilt athletes, all of this year’s entries were insanely rad. So, go check them all out and be sure to vote for your favorite! Vote Now LINE Traveling Circus 13.2 – Isle of Raccoon Dogs 2020-11-10 News traveling circus Connor Clayton LINE Traveling Circus is back for its second episode of the 13th season. It’s not a raccoon, and not exactly a dog either… On the brink of global pandemic, the crew assembles in the land of unlimited ramen for one last international hurrah. Deep pow, wet pow, ice pow, rails, walls, and falls this ones got it all! Join Jarred McCarl, Dylan Siggers, Kevin Salonius, Will Wesson, and Andy Parry on the hunt for the legendary Tanuki and its fabled nut sack in the land of the rising sun. Gear up like the Circus Full Tilt 2020/2021 Product Videos 2020-09-10 News product video , Ascendant Connor Clayton Full Tilt 2020/2021 Product Videos It may just be the beginning of October, and the temperatures may still be a little on the warm side, but believe it or not, Winter is right around the corner. Before we know it, temps will be dropping and snow will be falling. Heck, it already is in some places! Skiing is on our minds year-round, but we get a little extra excited this time of year, as we get to release the new gear that we’ve been working tirelessly to create and produce. This year, we’ve created product videos specific to each boot so you can learn the ins and outs of all things Full Tilt. Check them out below and listen in while our Product Line Manager, Tom Pietrowski, runs you through each model. 2020/2021 Full Tilt Boots – Why The 3 Piece Design Works – Model Overview Full Tilt was born out of a need. While the rest of the industry continued to pound their chests on the merits of the clunky design, we saw an opportunity. Born from the legacy of the 3-Piece design – creating a biomechanical advantage – and forged out of lightweight materials, Full Tilt emerged as a contender in a world of stagnant design. Over a decade later, we’re still committed to the 3-Piece design. We’ve seen our boots flash across the big screen on Alaskan faces, grace the feet of Olympic Champions – and most importantly – populate lift lines the world over. And for good reason, too. Full Tilt’s foundational fluid, consistent flex, and unmatched comfort address the needs of any and all skiers. The Redesigned 2020/2021 Full Tilt First Chair Collection For the 2020-2021 season, the Full Tilt First Chair Collection sees some updates. We stiffened up the ski boot collection with 100, 120, and 130 flexes. We added in Pro Tongue Intuition Liners, and we slapped on GripWalk Outsoles to each ski boot for maximum traction. These ski boots are designed to help you ski from First Chair to Last Call, from Sun up to Sun Down. You’ll be able to ski harder than ever on the reimagined First Chair Series. The 2020/2021 Ascendant Collection. The Collection Grows. The best-selling Full Tilt Ascendant has grown into a family. For the 2020/2021 season, we are stoked to introduce the Full Tilt Ascendant SC and the Full Tilt Ascendant Approach. Sammy Carlson’s pro model boot, the Full Tilt Ascendant SC is the tech-compatible boot that won’t sacrifice performance on the downhill. A comfortable Pro Tour Wrap Liner, removable 120 Flex Tongue, and lightweight Evolution 3-Piece Shell work together to make the Ascendant SC progressive and innovative within the resort ropes and well-beyond. With the Ascendant Approach, we took the innovative tech-compatible design of the Full Tilt Ascendant and added in a Pro Tour Tongue Intuition Liner, a lightweight Grilamid Shell, and heavy-duty Michelin Grip Walk outsoles for maximum grip in any terrain. Lightweight on the uphill, without sacrificing performance on the down, this is the Ascendant Approach. The 2020/2021 Drop Kick Collection The boots that have seen more Podiums than any other boot in history, the Full Tilt Drop Kick Ski Boot Collection will handle anything you throw at it. As the lightest freestyle ski boots on the market, there’s a reason they are team favorites for freestyle teams the world over. Featuring the Drop Kick Pro, Drop Kick, and Drop Kick S, the Drop Kick Collection gives you the reliability and performance you need in a freestyle boot, without sacrificing comfort, no matter your skill level. The 2020/2021 Plush Collection The Full Tilt Plush Ski Boot Collection are the best ski boots for anyone looking to rip the entire mountain in comfort. With a roomy 3-piece evolution shell, the PLush 70 and 90 are best for skiers looking for a little extra room in their boots. The Plush Ski Boot Collection is ready to rip all day long while keeping your feet comfy and cozy. The 2020/2021 Tom Wallisch Pro For long nights in the streets to endless hop laps in the park, the Full Tilt Tom Wallisch Pro is designed to take your freestyle skiing to the next level. Featuring a customizable Inuituion Pro Liner, Flex 6 / 90 Tongue, and graphics approved by the pretzel man himself, the Tom Wallisch Pro is the boot Wallisch relies on day-in and day-out. If you are looking for the best ski boot for freestyle and park, look no further. The 2020/2021 Growth Spurt An adjustable ski boot, the Full Tilt Growth Spurt is the boot that grows with your kid. Gone are the days are trying to rent gear for a season before your kid grows out of it. With the growth spurt, you can adjust the boot as your kids’ feet grow. The boot is available in two sizes, small and large, with each allowing for three extra sizes of adjustment. Complete with a ribbed tongue that will open to 90 degrees to make them incredibly easy to put on, pick up the growth spurt, and create some lifelong lasting memories with your little one. Full Tilt 2020/2021 B&E Pro Ski Boots – The Go-To Boot For Freestyle Skiing Kings The go-to boot for Freestyle Kings, Henrik Harlaut and Phil Casabon, the Full Tilt B&E Pro is perfect for freestyle skiers looking for a roomy shell that won’t sacrifice performance. Utilizing an Intuition® Pro Liner, park-optimized Flex 6 Tongue, and a fresh new design, the B&E can be seen on Phil Casabon while winning Real Ski segments, and on Henrik Harlaut medaling everything in the X Games. So whether it’s gnarly urban features or big doubles in the park, the Full Tilt B&E Pro wi...