Chicks who rip demand a boot that can match them turn for turn on the whole mountain—that's what the G2 90 Powerfit M does, pure and simple. Tougher than 90 would suggest with plenty of rearward backbone and a fit that grips all the right spots yet leaves room for wiggling toes—testers had little to complain about here.
The revised Ultralon foam liner is fully thermo-moldable, but testers loved its silky feel on the first slide in—which they said was a snap—and found that it improved its already good, wrap-around feel in just a few runs. They loved the cushioned-enough shin fit which paired well with the shell's smooth range of flexion. A couple testers felt the cuff was a tad low, and the "M" indicates that it is the shorter cuff Scott offers. Stepping up to the G2 110 gets a taller cuff and a strong 115-ish flex feel based on our previous tests.
The boot is lightweight and supple feeling but generates some serious juice for driving an edge, testers said—our theory is that it's related to Scott's unique Powerfit plastic injection technology which allows for areas of variable density within one injection—essentially softer and stiffer areas without having to use completely different plastics to achieve it.
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