Dynafit Radical Alpine Touring Boot

The Hoji Single Lock system integrates the cuff and shell into one mechanism. By flipping a single lever on the back of the boot, you simultaneously lock the cuff for skiing or release it for walking, allowing you to transition without fiddling with multiple buckles or levers.

Yes, a 110 flex is generally considered a solid mid-stiff rating that provides a good balance of power and forgiveness. It offers enough support for confident turns in variable backcountry snow, though expert skiers who prefer a very rigid, race-like feel might find it slightly softer than a dedicated 130-flex boot.

With a 104mm last, this boot is designed with a wider fit in mind. It is generally more accommodating for skiers who typically struggle with pressure points in narrower, performance-oriented touring boots.

These boots are compatible with ISO 9523 touring standards, which include both tech (pin) bindings and frame bindings. However, they are not compatible with standard alpine-only bindings that lack a touring sole interface.

A 60-degree range of motion allows for a very natural, long stride while skinning uphill. It significantly reduces resistance during the ascent, making it much easier to cover long distances or tackle steep switchbacks without feeling restricted by your gear.

Yes, the boot offers two forward lean settings: 11 degrees and 15 degrees. This allows you to customize your stance slightly to better suit your skiing style or personal comfort preferences.