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Crispi EVO NTN
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Crispi EVO NTN is a high-performance telemark ski boot that combines stability, flexibility and comfort in a modern NTN and touring compatible format. The boot is designed for skiers who want maximum control downhill without sacrificing mobility and efficiency uphill.
With a shell and cuff in Pebax® with carbon fiber reinforcement , micrometric buckles and Crispi's patented technologies, the EVO NTN delivers a precise, responsive and compliant telemark feel in all types of terrain.
The exclusive and patented Carbon Side Support system provides:
high lateral stability
improved power transmission
safe and precise riding in steep and rough terrain
Perfect for aggressive piste skiing, freeride and top tours with a focus on downhill.
The rear mechanism makes it easy and quick to switch between walking mode and ski mode – convenient for mountain tours and varied terrain.
Revolutionary dual density injection cuff
– provides stiffness where needed and flexibility in movement
Bellow Flex Control®
– enables outstanding flexibility in the telemark turn
Semi-rigid flex
– balances power, comfort and control
Together, this creates a ski boot that works equally well for long tours as for technical downhill skiing.
Micro-adjustable aluminum buckles for precise fit
CRISPI® Dynamic Liner – comfortable liner with good support
CRISPI® Kogatz Evo sole – durable and stable
Built for long life and demanding use in a mountain environment.
NTN bindings
Low Tech bindings (touring)
A versatile telemark ski boot for both lift-based skiing and top touring.
Model: Crispi EVO NTN
Flex: Semi-rigid
Shell: Pebax® with carbon fiber
Sole: CRISPI® Kogatz Evo
Buckles: Micro-adjustable aluminum buckles
Inner shoe: CRISPI® Dynamic Liner
Compatibility: NTN & Low Tech
Weight: 1815g
Stable and powerful in downhill skiing
Smooth walking function for top touring
Patented Carbon Side Support system
Flexible and compliant telemark feel
Compatible with NTN and Low Tech
Premium quality from CRISPI®
The Crispi EVO NTN is an excellent choice for telemark skiers who want modern performance, reliable stability and versatility – from piste to top touring.
Crispi EVO NTN is a powerful telemark boot with a semi-hard flex, thermoformable Dynamic Liner and compatibility with NTN and Low Tech bindings. Since a telemark boot should provide both heel grip and precise power transfer, the right size is more important than your regular shoe size.
Outdoor Buddies offers the model in Mondopoint 24.5–29.5.
| Size/Mondopoint | Recommended foot length | About the EU | UK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24.5 | 24.0cm | 38 | 5 |
| 25.5 | 25.2cm | 40 | 6.5 |
| 26.5 | 26.0cm | 41.5 | 7.5 |
| 27.5 | 27.0cm | 42.5 | 8.5 |
| 28.5 | 28.0 cm | 43.5 | 9.5 |
| 29.5 | 29.0 cm | 44.5 | 10.25 |
EU and UK sizes are approximate conversions according to Crispi's size chart. Please choose primarily based on measured foot length and Mondopoint.
Crispi EVO NTN should fit more tightly and precisely than a regular winter boot. The heel needs to be kept stable when the boot is flexed, while the forefoot must not be exposed to painful pressure.
User experience suggests that EVO often fits feet with normal to slightly larger volume over the forefoot and ankle. The heel area, however, may feel roomy for those with very narrow heels. The fit compared to, for example, Scarpa varies between different foot shapes and should therefore not be used as a safe size conversion.
Don't automatically choose a larger size because the boot feels tight when new. The thermoformable liner adapts to the foot and packs down slightly after use. The shell, however, does not become longer.
Crispi's size chart generally takes height into account for approximately 0.5 cm of toe space. Therefore, the recommended foot length may be shorter than the boot's stated Mondopoint size.
Example: Mondopoint 27.5 is recommended in the table for a foot of approximately 27.0 cm. Do not automatically add another 0.5-1 cm if you are going to use a normal ski sock.
Please also measure the width of your foot and note whether you have a high instep or a narrow heel. These measurements can affect the fit just as much as the length.
It is best to try both sizes or contact a ski boot specialist. The smaller size may provide better precision for an experienced skier, but requires that the shell is the right length and shape for the foot.
The larger size may be more suitable if you:
Don't go up a size just to solve local pressure over a bunion or around the ankle. Such problems can often be better addressed through thermoforming, footbeds, or professional boot fitting.
Buckle your boots as if you were skiing and assume an active position with your knees bent. Then:
The toes can touch the inner shoe lightly when you stand completely upright, but should normally be pulled back when you bend your knees and put pressure on the tongue.
Crispi EVO NTN has a thermoformable Dynamic Liner. Proper heat shaping can improve heel grip, reduce point pressure and adapt the liner to the shape of the foot.
Thermoforming should ideally be done by a shop or ski boot specialist. It can fine-tune the fit but does not compensate for a shell that is too short or the wrong size.
Use a thin or medium-thick technical ski sock for both measuring and testing. A very thick sock can reduce accuracy, create pressure and restrict blood circulation.
Avoid choosing a larger boot to accommodate double socks. A properly fitted liner and footbed will usually provide better comfort and control.
Crispi EVO NTN is compatible with:
The boot is not intended for 75 mm, NNN BC, standard NNN, Prolink, Turnamic or SNS bindings.
NTN bindings come in a variety of sizes, so make sure the binding size and setup is compatible with your chosen boot. Low Tech inserts do not automatically mean they are compatible with all pin bindings—always follow the binding manufacturer's compatibility list.
