Features
Use: alpine skiing, all mountain
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Ski boots
- Model: men's
- Comfortable and weather resistant
- Flex index: 130
- Forefoot width: 98 mm
- Liner: Primaloft
- Ideal for intermediate and experienced skiers
- 4 adjustable aluminium micrometric buckles
- High grip sole
- Tightening strap
TECHNOLOGY:
- Primaloft Liner
- Custom Cork Liner
- Screwed Parts
COMPOSITION:
- Shell and upper: polyether
- Boot sock: polyurethane
- Outsole: dual density rubber
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TECHNOLOGY:
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PrimaLoft® Liner: Superior heat to keep the skier warm and comfortable. PRIMALOFT® GOLD INSULATION ECO with GRIP CONTROL combines functionality, performance and comfort. PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Eco with Grip Control is synonymous with performance: combining warmth and insulating comfort with the functionality of an enhanced grip sole. |
Custom Cork Liner: The specifically engineered cork and resin compound integrated into the liner wraps the foot in comfort and performance. As well as being naturally insulating due to its superior density, cork enables unbeatable energy transfer between the boot and the ski. Unlike foam and other boot liner materials it doesn’t compress when engaging the edge — making turning in these boots extremely precise and responsive.
Screwed Parts: make the boots easier to work on than ever for the custom boot fitter. They have easy-to-remove screws in the strap buckles and collar.
FLEX INDEX:
FLEX INDEX: The flex is the boot's flexibility index. The greater the flex, the more rigid and reactive the boot. On the contrary, a soft flex will be more tolerant and comfortable. The flex of your boot is chosen in relation to your skiing level as well as size.
Men's Flex Index:
- Flex from 60 to 70: beginner to intermediate
- Flex from 80 to 110: intermediate to advanced
- Flex above 120: expert
Women's Flex Index:
- Flex from 50 to 70: beginner to intermediate
- Flex from 80 to 90: intermediate to advanced
- Flex from 100 to 110: expert
Important: A flex that is too rigid for the average skier will impede progression. For a heavy and powerful skier, it is essential to increase the flex.