The Krypton shell embodies the best attributes of the 3-piece, cabrio design. One of the Krypton’s dominant traits is evident from the instant you lock in: the wrap around the steering column of the lower leg and ankle is ironclad, ready to respond at the first twitch...
The DRS series made for civilians (as opposed to the DRS WC series made for actual racers in a 93mm last) returns in 130 and 110 lasts for men and adds new Low Cuff iterations for women in 90W and 80W flexes. All the DRS boots, new and old, are 2-piece overlaps made...
2017 Brand Profile No other boot brand has done more with the 3-piece, external-tongue shell design than Dalbello. Dalbello didn’t just copy the Raichle design they adopted; they improved on it. They optimized its performance properties by playing up its strengths: a...
Dalbello revamped its classic 4-buckle DRS race boots, dropping the Scorpion name but not the sting of its close-to-the-shell design. Customizable liners and shells are concessions to the Zeitgeist that demands this level of personalization, but the DRS and DMS models...
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...
