1 / 3Atomic Hawx Magna 110 S GW Ski Boots
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This is the Magna, and the whole point is the 102mm high-volume last — the widest shape in Atomic's Hawx line, roomier through the forefoot and instep than the 100mm Prime or narrow 98mm Ultra. The 110 flex is solid intermediate-to-advanced: enough to drive a strong all-mountain ski without 120/130 race stiffness. Fully heat-moldable shell with a Mimic Gold liner.
- Genuinely wide, high-volume feet
- Intermediate to advanced skiers wanting a supportive 110, not race-boot stiff
- Anyone fighting a too-narrow boot who still wants to drive a ski
- Narrow feet — you'll swim in a 102mm last. Look at the Hawx Ultra (98mm)
- Medium / average-width feet — the Hawx Prime (100mm) holds you better
- Lighter or less aggressive skiers overpowered by a 110 — size down in flex
The wide last is a fit decision, not a performance upgrade — on a narrow or medium foot the extra volume turns to slop, and no buckle-cranking fixes it. But if your foot is genuinely wide, the Magna 110 is the easy call. GripWalk soles need GripWalk, MNC, or MN bindings, not flat alpine (ISO 5355) toes. Get fitted before you commit.
Details
- Type
- Ski Boots
- Vendor
- Atomic
- SKU
- AE503276026X
- UPC / GTIN
- 00887445470229
Anthracite/Black / 26.5
Atomic Hawx Magna 110 S GW
Hawx Magna family · 25/26
Flex 110
StiffLast Width
102mm— Wide (102mm+)
The Magna 110 S GW is the sweet spot of the Magna wide-fit lineup. Same 102mm last as the Magna 100, but you get a meaningful jump in shell performance: stiffer 110 flex, Mimic Gold liner instead of Select Silver, Power Shift forward lean adjustment, and cantable GripWalk soles. The Mimic Gold liner has pre-shaped heel and ankle pockets that heat-mold tighter than the basic liner, which translates to better heel hold without needing aftermarket work on day one.
Against the Dalbello Veloce 110 GW (102mm), the Atomic is lighter thanks to Prolite construction and offers better liner customization through Mimic Gold. The Lange LX 100 (102mm) is stiffer-flexing than its number suggests but has a more traditional build. If you want this boot's fit with even more precision, the 120 S moves up to a Mimic Platinum liner with Power Ankle Lock.
Strengths
- +Mimic Gold liner — pre-shaped heel/ankle, heat-molds for a true custom fit
- +Power Shift adjustable forward lean lets you dial stance angle
- +GripWalk cantable soles for better traction and canting adjustability
Best For
Strong intermediate to advanced wide-footed skiers who want real performance without cramming into a medium-last boot.
Limitations
- −No walk mode — not ideal for long boot-packing or touring approaches
- −Wide tongue can feel sloppy on narrower wide feet — pay attention during fitting
- −110 flex may underwhelm aggressive 180lb+ skiers — 120 S is the better call
Not For
Narrow or medium feet, beginner skiers who need softer flex, or anyone looking for a touring-capable boot with walk mode.
Common Questions
- What does the "S" mean in Hawx Magna 110 S?
- The S designation means it has upgraded features compared to the standard 110 — specifically the Mimic Gold liner (vs. Mimic Silver), Power Shift forward lean adjustment, and usually a higher-end buckle setup.
- Can I use the Hawx Magna 110 S GW with standard alpine bindings?
- GripWalk soles require GripWalk-compatible, MNC, or MN bindings. Most modern alpine bindings from Look, Marker, Tyrolia, and Salomon support GripWalk. Check your binding compatibility before buying.
- How does the Mimic Gold liner compare to the Select Silver?
- The Mimic Gold has pre-shaped heel and ankle zones that heat-mold to your specific anatomy. The Select Silver is a more basic heat-moldable foam. In practice, Mimic Gold gives noticeably better heel hold and ankle wrap out of the box.
Compare — Wide (102mm+)
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