Salomon Shift Pro 130 Alpine Touring Ski Boots 2022

SKU# EB-183532-1001

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Salomon Shift Pro 130 Alpine Touring Ski Boots 2022

The Salomon Shift Pro 130 Alpine Touring Ski Boots are built for the hard charging freerider who plunders the goods both in and out of the resort, but doesn’t want to deal with multiple pairs of boots. Seamless race liners and a heat moldable, Custom HD shell combines for an incredibly precise and comfortable fit, with a Surelock walk mode delivering smooth action and impressive range of motion for easy skinning. The Core-Frame construction mirrors that of Salomon's dedicated resort boots. There are zero compromises on downhill power and response when things get puckering. Whatever your goals in the backcountry, the Salomon Shift Pro 130 Alpine Touring Ski Boots are sure to get you there and back with a smile on your face.

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Fit:
Last: 100 mm: A medium last for feet of average width and volume. Can be heat molded using the custom heat molding process to approximately 106mm in the forefoot.
Custom Shell HD: Salomon's proven heat molding process makes boot fitting most feet quick and easy - the latest Custom Shell HD version is even quicker to mold than before. The thinner wall construction and new shell materials allow the foot to be closer to the shell and provide enhanced sensations, more power and direction energy transmission.
Flex:
Flex: 130: A very stiff flex suitable for expert level skiers.
Liner:
My Custom Fit 3D Seamless Race Liner with Walk Function: Those pesky seams you feel on your little toes? They're gone in Salomon's new pre-shaped and seamless liners, and you'll be happy they're a thing of the past. Improves comfort, precision and ensures a warmer fit.
Shell Materials:
Core-Frame Construction: A thinner walled Sensitive Shell is reinforced by the Core-Frame element that runs under the midfoot from maleolus to maleolus and stiffens the shell where you drive the ski with a minimum of added weight. Delivers precise terrain feedback and maximum power transmission to the edges.
Shell: Polyamide with XeCarb CoreFrame + Sensifit Insert
Cuff: Polyolefin with Polyamide Spine
Stance:
Riveted Oversized Pivot: The Riveted Oversized Pivot ensures perfect power transmission between cuff and shell.
Ski/Walk Mode:
Surelock Ski Walk Mechanism: Bomber and low profile walk lever is positioned at the same level as the upper buckle to promote quicker transitions.
Buckles:
4 Micro-Adjustable Aluminum 3D Buckles: Choose from 3 different positions of the instep buckle for optimum in-step comfort, full customization and personalized foot hold.
2 Hiking Hooks: 2 additional hooks placed on both cuff's buckles expand the range of motion and mobility of the boot when it’s in hike mode, improving your comfort when heading up towards a peak.
Power Strap:
45mm Sense Claw Power Strap: Two positions for customized fit and sensation. The unhooked position allows you to reach the right level of progressiveness and rebound, while the hooked position ensures maximum stiffness and performance.
Sole:
Integrated Tech Inserts: Low-tech inserts are integrated into the shell, making it complementary to touring bindings, so you can experience reliability and direct power transmission when skinning up.
Midgrip Sole: A Contagrip® piece between the toe and heel and GripWalk pads improve the boot's grip in difficult terrain such as a rocky summits, ice and other uneven surfaces.
Gripwalk Soles

Specs

Boot Sole Type:
GripWalk (ISO 23223), Alpine Touring (ISO 9523), Tech
Ability Level:
Advanced-Expert
Advanced-Expert
Includes Tech Fittings:
Yes
Touring UsedFor:
Mid-Range
Ski Boot Flex:
Very Stiff
Very Stiff
Forefoot Width:
100 mm
Liner Type:
Semi-Custom
Flex Index:
130
Number of Buckles:
4
Warranty:
2 Years

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