Dynafit Ridge Touring Boot

The Hoji Lock system is designed to streamline your transitions by locking the cuff and shell together with a single lever. This allows you to switch between walk and ski modes instantly without fiddling with multiple buckles, making it ideal for tours with frequent transitions.

Yes, the 101mm last is considered a medium-to-wide fit, offering more volume than race-oriented boots. Combined with the Twistfit closure system, you can achieve a secure, precise hold even if you have a higher volume foot.

The Floating Tongue design allows for a greater range of motion and a more natural stride while skinning. Because it isn't fixed in a rigid position, it moves with your ankle, reducing pressure points and making long ascents feel significantly less fatiguing.

A 110 flex provides a solid balance of support and responsiveness for most backcountry skiers. While it isn't as rigid as a dedicated downhill race boot, the carbon fiber infused grilamid construction ensures excellent power transfer for technical lines and variable snow conditions.

Yes, the boot offers two forward lean settings—12 degrees and 15 degrees. This allows you to customize your stance to match your personal preference and the specific terrain you are tackling.

A 70-degree range of motion is quite generous, allowing for a natural, long stride that mimics hiking. This significantly reduces resistance on the ascent, helping you conserve energy during long days in the mountains.