Dynafit Ridge Pro

The Floating Tongue is designed to move independently of the shell, which eliminates the friction and pressure points often felt during the skinning motion. This allows for a more natural, fluid stride that feels less restrictive, especially on long or steep ascents.

Yes, the 120 flex is quite capable for most backcountry skiers. Because the shell is constructed from carbon-loaded Grilamid, it offers a high stiffness-to-weight ratio that provides reliable power transfer and stability, even when driving wider skis through variable snow.

The 101 mm last is considered a medium-volume fit, which is generally accommodating for average to slightly wider feet. However, because this is a performance-oriented touring boot, it is designed to provide a secure hold, so those with very wide feet may still require a professional boot fit.

At 1250 grams, the Ridge Pro sits in the lightweight category for a 120-flex boot. It strikes a strong balance, offering enough material for downhill performance without feeling heavy or sluggish during high-mileage days in the backcountry.

These boots are designed primarily for tech (pin) bindings, which are standard for backcountry touring. You should check that your specific binding is compatible with the boot's sole norm before heading out.

The Dynafitter 5 2.0 liner is engineered to be both lightweight and heat-moldable, allowing for a customized fit that contours to your specific foot shape. It provides a balance of insulation and support, ensuring comfort on the way up and responsiveness on the way down.