Dynafit Tigard
Best high performance hybrid boot for aggressive backcountry skiers.
A powerful four-buckle option that balances aggressive downhill performance with impressive uphill mobility. It offers a stiff, progressive flex for demanding terrain while maintaining a lightweight feel and rapid transition system for efficient backcountry travel.
$799.95
at
Cripple Creek Backcountry
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Who it's for
- Backcountry skiers seeking seamless transitions and uncompromising downhill power
- Aggressive freeriders who demand maximum responsiveness on steep descents
- Multi-discipline skiers using both touring and traditional alpine setups
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious enthusiasts looking for a more affordable entry into touring
- Weight-obsessed ski mountaineers prioritizing uphill speed over downhill stability
- Skiers with high-volume feet requiring a more accommodating out-of-the-box fit
Performance breakdown
Downhill Power
Stiff 130 flex delivers aggressive, reliable control on steep, technical terrain.
Uphill Efficiency
Impressive 70-degree range of motion makes long ascents feel surprisingly natural.
Transition Speed
Hoji Lock system makes switching between modes nearly instantaneous and effortless.
Weight Efficiency
Balances lightweight touring construction with the stability of a resort boot.
Binding Versatility
GripWalk soles ensure seamless compatibility across alpine and touring binding setups.
Fit Comfort
Mid-volume last offers a precise, secure hold for most average feet.
Key Specs
Weight
1550g
Flex
130
Last Width
101mm
Range of Motion
70 degrees
Material
Grilamid lower and cuff
Forward Lean
12-15 degrees
Boot Sole Compatibility
GripWalk
Recommended Use
Ski Mountaineering/All-Mountain
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