Dynafit Radical touring ski boot

Thanks to the innovative Hoji Single Lock system, the Radical touring ski boot for women is an uncompromising all-rounder both uphill and downhill.

The women's version of the Radical boot has the same features as the men's model, but the fit is specially adapted to the female anatomy. Derived from the Radical Pro, the boot combines the two opposing worlds of freedom of movement on the ascent and stiffness on the descent. In walk mode, the shaft and shell are separated from each other to allow efficient ascents with 60 degrees of shaft rotation and free, resistance-free mobility. The low weight of 1390 grams and the flexible tongue construction made of two different high-tech synthetic materials allow you to walk naturally and effortlessly, even in steep terrain. The new optional thermoformable liner offers you stability and comfort with the claim of a perfect fit straight out of the box. So you can tackle long tours with lots of altitude.

Once at the top, the Radical Boot becomes a stable downhill ski with the best power transmission thanks to the Hoji Single Lock system. When you turn the lever of the ski-walk mechanism, the system is put under tension and the boot is locked in a position of 11 degrees of forward lean. The upper and shell form an inseparable and form-fitting unit, which makes this revolutionary system completely free of play. A unique selling point on the market for precise, efficient skiing at the highest level as otherwise only known from purebred alpine boots.

In contrast to the Radical Pro, the ski walk mechanism on the Radical is not connected to the finely adjustable buckles and strap, but these must be closed separately for the descent. They grip the foot firmly and securely to bring all-round convincing downhill performance to the ski with a flex index of 100, even in demanding terrain. The new Radical is compatible with all pin, frame and hybrid bindings. It is made of dynamic polyurethane and is produced entirely in Italy.

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