Dynafit Ski Boots Review

We tested dynafit s tlt speedfit ski touring boot to see how it performs on ice climbs.

Dynafit ski boots review.

Four buckle boots are now even lighter see the editors choice tecnica and boots with fewer buckles ski really well see the dynafit hoji and the scarpa maestrale rs in any case the spectre is a little out of date. Lightweight comfortable and stiff it was created with the dynafit concept of snowdynamic to tackle deep powder without sacrificing speed. The dynafit beast ski boot is perfect for alpine free touring and backcountry long days. In short dynafit leads the charge with innovation in backcountry ski touring boots.

Switch from tight ski mode to articulating walk mode strap on some crampons and send the icefall. We like the way they push innovation and repeatedly revolutionize the business. Dynafit s tlt series of boots has swung all over the place in terms of ease of use. With the tlt 5 and 6 the buckles were easy and clean but the removable tongue was a pain to keep track of.

The radical from dynafit is an interesting step sideways for this perennial ski binding and boot innovator dynafit has long led the charge in the market simultaneously improving bindings and boots making both better for touring and better for skiing. With the tlt 7 they build on what has worked well for them while trying some rather innovative new attributes. The tlt 7 eliminated the removable tongue without losing uphill or downhill performance but added a cable actuated lower buckle that was unnecessarily. At dynafit you will find a wide selection of ski touring boots.

The hoji pro tour boot is the unique at boot offering in years and years and it shows. But then they are also stiffer for the descent and have somewhat thicker and a thus more comfortable boot liner. Downhill performance is amazing and the good news is that that downhill performance doesn t inherently inhibit uphill performance. In ski mode the hoji s spoiler slides over the walk mode hinge point creating a nearly solid spine that skis extraordinarily well especially considering its 55 degree range of motion in tour mode.

Courtesy dynafit the tlt7 was so different from its prede cessor that it bombed on shelves despite expert accolades and exceptional performance. Dynafit keeps throwing hail mary passes with their ski boots. Italian brand dynafit worked with pro skier eric hjorleifson to create an innovative hard charging backcountry boot.