The Avanti series, which supplanted the Viper line in the Dalbello collection last season, strives for neutrality and by and large achieves it. The stance angle of 4o is upright, or what is considered a naturally centered position. The shell has been contoured around...
Take the Krypton 3-piece shell design, puff it out a bit until it’s 100mm across the forefoot, add a forefoot buckle that serves as a set-it-and-forget-it width adjustment and most importantly these days, add a hike mode to the rear spine, and you have the essence of...
The Krypton series for women brings the smooth shock-absorption and fierce lateral reactions of the Dalbello 3-piece shell to the female skiing population. All the toys the boys get in the Kryptons are found in the Kryzma (115), Chakra (95) and Lotus (85). Built...
Dalbello’s only women’s boot in a 98mm last and 4-buckle, 2-piece shell, the DMS W 100 makes a few routine adaptations for women – narrower heel, wider forefoot, lower cuff height – and a couple that aren’t so routine. The fleece in the liner is shorn from...
Sidecountry skiers who are fans of the stellar Krypton design will find the Lupos exactly as advertised: they’re Kryptons with a rock-solid hike mode integrated into the back of the boot. Because the Krypton cuff blocks rearward travel by sitting on a shelf on the...
