Dynafit Tigard RT Touring Boot

Yes, the Tigard RT is compatible with Frame, Tech, and Alpine bindings. Because it features a Gripwalk sole, just ensure your bindings are Gripwalk-compatible or adjustable to accommodate the rockered sole profile.

The Hoji Single Lock System is a mechanism that unifies the cuff and shell with a single lever. When you switch from walk to ski mode, it locks the boot into a rigid, downhill-ready position, providing the stability of a traditional alpine boot without the hassle of multiple buckles.

A 110 flex is generally considered a medium-stiff rating, making it a great balance for advanced skiers who want power transfer on the descent without the extreme rigidity of a race boot. It offers enough support for aggressive lines while remaining forgiving enough for long days in the backcountry.

Yes, the Tigard RT includes PrimaLoft insulation, which is designed to retain heat even in freezing conditions. It provides a noticeable warmth boost compared to standard uninsulated touring boots.

The 101mm last is considered a medium-volume fit. It offers a bit more room in the forefoot than a performance-oriented 98mm shell, making it a comfortable choice for skiers with average-width feet who don't want to sacrifice control.

The boot comes with a standard forward lean of 12 degrees. You can increase this to 15 degrees by using the included spoiler, allowing you to customize your stance for a more aggressive downhill posture.