The returning Panterra MX models offer all-mountain skiers with big feet their best shot of fitting a Dalbello Cabrio shell. The MX 100, 90 and 80 all use an extra-wide, 103mm last. The MX 100 uses PU shells and cuffs for added support for the XL skier who’s likely to...
The Rumor marries Full Tilt’s Original shell with a classic Intuition™ liner, i.e., one with a separate tongue. The cuff is cut a little shorter for a women’s less lengthy calf and the tongue is a relatively soft 4, but otherwise the Rumor is the largely the same boot...
If you’re essentially an in-bounds skier with the occasional yen to roam the backcountry, the QST Pro is the shoe you’ve been looking for; however, if you regard riding a lift as weakness, the MTN models are right in your wheelhouse. If performance to weight were a...
It’s become the norm to make a 130-flex boot with a well-padded liner and forgiving flex that would bend in a stiff breeze. Atomic has too much respect for the race community to slap a phony flex index on a boot bearing the Redster imprimatur, so you can count on the...
The Avanti series, which supplanted the Viper line in the Dalbello collection two years ago, 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...
