Atomic - Backland Pro - Women's
Atomic - Backland Pro - Women's - 23-23.5 (Mondo) / WHT/RUST is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup available at Le coureur nordique
Usually ready in 4 hours
Shipping & delivery
Shipping & delivery
Once we receive your online order, our team will set aside your item(s) and process your payment. You will then receive an order confirmation email.
Your order will then ship via Canada Post within 48 hours of the confirmation email.
Once your order has been picked up by the carrier, you will receive a second email with the tracking number.
Shipping fees
Shipping is free anywhere in Canada on orders of $100 or more. Orders under $100 are charged a $10.00 shipping fee at checkout.
*Oversized items are charged a $40.00 shipping fee at checkout.
*Strollers are charged a $100.00 shipping fee at checkout.
For any other questions, please contact enligne@lecoureurnordique.ca
Returns
Returns
No refunds, exchanges or store credit on items discounted 40% or more, electronics (watches, headphones, headlamps), socks, underwear, swimwear and gift cards.
For more details, see our returns page.
The perfect choice for versatile ski tourers looking for the perfect balance between efficient ascent and reliable downhill maneuverability, the Atomic Backland Pro W ticks all the boxes. Prolite construction keeps the shell lightweight and stable, while the Energy Backbone helps transmit power to the skis. The Cross Lace 2.0 closure system completely wraps the foot for unmatched foot and ankle support, with a cable routed through the buckle for a responsive fit. The frictionless pivot and Free/Lock 4.0 ski/walk mechanism allow for a completely natural movement for effortless ascents. The comfortable 3D Gold Tour liner is washable, breathable, and features Dura Shield, a durable TPU layer and a robust mesh textile that greatly enhances the liner’s durability. This women’s-specific boot, with a 95 flex rating, also features a cuff and liner specifically designed to fit the female foot.


