All Mountain

Freeride:
Built for off-piste terrain and natural features. It prioritises stability at speed, float in powder, and control on steep or variable snow, making it ideal for riders who like to explore beyond groomed runs.

Intermediate

Soft (70-90)

Medium Volume

99-102mm

Progressive Cabrio Construction - Dalbello's unique Cabrio construction combines a boot shell/boot cuff assembly with an external Kinetic Response Tongue closure which enables a smoother and progressive power transmission same as great shock absorption. Together these features provide great versatilty and better adaptability on different kind of snow and uneven terrain.

Dynalink + Dynalock - The Dynalink is fixed coaxially to the pivot so the buckle really works with a 45° angle and the heel is held back more efficiently. Moreover, the buckle has an articulated tail that engages the base of the lever (Dynalock) and only disarms when you try to open the buckle

Forward Lean Control - wedges may be inserted at boot rear between lower shell and cuff to change forward inclination angle.

Adjustable Rear Cuff Spoiler - Modular rear boot cuff spoiler adapts the boot cuff to a variety of lower leg shapes. Spoiler Permits skiers to increase rear cuff height to add rearward support and change forward lean

Womens

Fit is Everything – Ski boots must match your foot shape, size, and skiing style. A proper fit ensures control, comfort, and confidence on the snow. Boots should feel snug but not painful, and liners will pack out slightly with use.

If your foot measures 26.5cm long, your ski boot size is 26.5.

Ideally, your boot size should be as close as possible to your actual foot measurement.

Ski boots generally come in three volume categories:

• Low Volume (Narrow) – narrower forefoot, lower instep, tighter heel hold
• Mid Volume – average width and instep
• High Volume (Wide) – wider forefoot, higher instep, more overall space

The two key measurements when determining volume are:

• Forefoot width (in millimetres)
• Instep height

Ski boots must match your foot shape, size, and skiing style. A proper fit ensures control, comfort, and confidence on the snow. Boots should feel snug but not painful, and liners will pack out slightly with use.

Invest in Footbeds – Footbeds, either custom-moulded or convenient drop-in, stabilise your foot, support your arches, and improve comfort and control.

See a Professional Bootfitter – Buying boots online is not recommended, although we understand not everyone lives near a ski shop. If you can make a special trip to see a bootfitter, they will analyse your foot, assess width, instep, and biomechanics, select the right flex, and make custom adjustments for comfort and performance.

Failing that, always call ahead and speak with a boot fitter about what we have in stock, your skiing style, confidence, and any additional details. Our fitters can only provide advice based on the information you provide; no guarantees are made. Once boots have been skied in, you are unable to return them; however, we will always continue to try and work with you on boot modifications to give you the best fit possible

Read our in-depth Boot Fitting article for more information

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