Dalbello Lupo AX 120 Alpine Touring Ski Boots 2021

SKU# EB-164221-1001

CA$255.38

CA$846.62

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Dalbello Lupo AX 120 Alpine Touring Ski Boots 2021

The Dalbello Lupo AX 120 Alpine Touring Ski Boots fit most feet like a slipper out of the box, tour like mad, and ski with authority through all types of snow. The AX 120 sports a relaxed 100 mm last that's great for most average and slightly wider feet, and the Irfran and fiberglass composite construction keeps weight to a minimum. If you've been wondering what all the "high volume" feet do for touring, this might be the answer.

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Fit:
Last: 100 mm: 100 mm average last is ideal for most average and slightly wider feet. Last: 100 mm
Contour 4: Contour 4 creates subtle “comfort zones” at 4 critical fit points: ankle, heel, 5th metatarsal, & navicular. Relief contours molded into the inside lower shell at these 4 points provide a close and accurate fit and minimize the need for shell modifications. Contour 4
Flex:
Flex: 120: A stiff flex for strong skiers.
Kinetic Response Tongue: The highly resilient ribbed tongue is available in three different flexes (stiff, medium and soft). All of them stay in permanent contact with the leg and improve the responsiveness and control of the boot's behavior. Kinetic Response Tongue
Liner:
Lupo Air Liner
Shell Materials:
Cabrio Design: The Cabrio design is a 3 piece construction - shell/cuff/tongue – that comfortably secures the foot and lower leg while optimizing smooth and progressive flexibility. Dalbello’s Cabrio models provide the ultimate in responsive performance to ski your best. Cabrio Design
Low Cuff Hinge Point: The low hinging cuff permits the boot cuff to more easily follow the natural anatomic movement of the skier’s legs because it has a longer range of forward and rearward hinging motion. For more efficient walking and gliding. Increased power and control with less energy. Low Cuff Hinge Point
Shell: Irfran
Cuff: Fiberglass Reinforced Polyamide
Stance:
Twin Axis Cuff Alignment: Permits skiers to align the lateral inclination of the upper cuff to the skier’s leg. Using 5mm Hex Tool, rotate the mechanism clockwise, or counterclockwise, to align boot cuff to desired position. Twin Axis Cuff Alignment
Ski/Walk Mode:
67° Total Range of Cuff Motion: 40° Forward Lean / 27° Backward Lean 67° Total Range of Cuff Motion
Removable Kinetic Response Tonge: Goes on and off in seconds for better touring mobility. Removable Kinetic Response Tonge
Buckles:
Hyperband Wide Profile Cuff: Low friction, wide profile shin pad closure securely wraps the upper part of the boot cuff with a wide profile, high leverage cuff closure buckle assembly. Smooth flexing design is highly shock absorbent for maximum boot-top comfort. Hyperband Wide Profile Cuff
Dynalink Heel Retention System: The instep buckle travels in a direct line to the skier's heel, allowing buckle tension to minimize heel lift and sliding. Dynalink Heel Retention System
Micro-Adjustable Aluminum Buckles: A simple turn of a buckle! Micrometer buckles are easy to use for easy fit customization. Micro-Adjustable Aluminum Buckles
Inverted Forefoot Buckle: Forefoot closure buckles (above instep) are inverted to close on top of the bootshell, not on the side. The top closure positioning prevents buckle breakage and bending during rail slides, grinds, falls, and transitions. Inverted Forefoot Buckle
Power Strap:
40 mm Power Strap
Sole:
GripWalk Soles Equipped
Integrated Tech Fittings

Specs

Boot Sole Type:
GripWalk (ISO 23223), Tech
Ability Level:
Advanced-Expert
Advanced-Expert
Includes Tech Fittings:
Yes
Touring UsedFor:
Mid-Range
Ski Boot Flex:
Stiff
Stiff
Forefoot Width:
100 mm
Liner Type:
Semi-Custom
Flex Index:
120
Number of Buckles:
3
Warranty:
2 Years

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