Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot
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Description
The Dynafit Radical Pro W offers a strong combination of uphill and downhill performance for high level lady skiers who want the most out of their touring boots. The innovative Hoji Lock system allows skiers to access the 60 degrees range of motion with the pull of a single lever, while the strong 110 flex provides a ton of power on the downhill. A generous 103.5 mm last, the Radical Pro offers all-day comfort, making it one of the most sought-after for those with higher-volume feet.
Tech Specs
Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot
The Radical Pro W uses a 104 mm last, 60° cuff rotation, 110 flex and Hoji Lock system to combine a roomy fit with strong downhill support. At a claimed 1,270 g per boot for the listed generation, it is aimed at women who tour on wider skis and value comfort over race-level weight.
Is This the Right Boot for You?
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Why We Like It
- 104 mm last provides room for high-volume feet.
- 60° cuff rotation is efficient for a supportive touring boot.
- Hoji Lock controls cuff closure and ski/walk mode with one lever.
- 110 flex supports wider touring skis.
- Heat-moldable liner allows targeted fit refinement.
Best Uses
- Powder touring
- All-day backcountry tours
- Wider touring skis
- Variable snow
- Sidecountry and occasional resort use
Bootfitter's Advice
The Radical Pro W is one of the roomier women's touring shells. It works best for broad forefeet, higher insteps and fuller ankles. Skiers with narrow heels can experience movement unless the liner is padded or molded carefully.
Do not choose this boot solely because you want comfort. Excess shell volume reduces control and can create heel lift. Lower-volume feet are better served by the Ridge Pro W, Atomic Backland line or another narrower shell.
Technical SpecificationsManufacturer specs · Click to expand
Fit and Construction
- Weight
- 1,270 g per boot
- Last
- 104 mm
- Flex
- 110
- Cuff Rotation
- 60°
- Shell
- Grilamid
- Cuff
- Glass-fiber-reinforced Grilamid
Features and Compatibility
- Walk Mode
- Hoji Lock
- Closure
- Three-buckle system with power strap
- Binding Compatibility
- Pin-tech touring bindings; ISO 9523 sole
- Boot Sole
- Pomoca Climb
- Forward Lean
- 11°, plus walk release
- Liner
- Heat-moldable Dynafitter liner
Compare the Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot
Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot vs. Dynafit Ridge Pro W
The Radical Pro W is wider and more forgiving. The Ridge Pro W is 140 g lighter, has 70° cuff rotation and provides a more precise 101 mm fit.
Shop Dynafit Ridge Pro W bootsDynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot vs. Scarpa Gea RS
Both favor downhill support. The Radical Pro W has a wider, higher-volume fit and one-motion Hoji Lock, while the Gea RS offers a different cabrio feel and often holds lower-volume ankles more securely.
Shop Scarpa Gea RS bootsDynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot vs. Tecnica Zero G Tour Scout W
The Radical Pro W is roomier and easier to transition. The Zero G Tour Scout W has a more traditional overlap feel and generally better suits medium-volume feet seeking alpine-style precision.
Shop Tecnica Zero G Tour Scout W bootsCommon Questions
Who should buy the Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot?
Who should avoid this boot?
What foot shape works best?
How does the sizing run?
Does the Dynafit Radical Pro W Alpine Touring Boot punch well?
Is it warm enough for winter touring?
What skis pair best with it?
Can I use it for resort skiing?
Our Verdict
Frequently Asked Questions
What foot shape works best?
Low- to medium-volume feet with a lower instep and secure heel.
Does it punch well?
Minor boot fitting is possible, but race boots are less forgiving to modify than heavier Grilamid touring boots.