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Dynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot
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Description
Dynafit has pushed ski touring to new levels with the new Ridge pro boot. The Hoji Walk Mechanism facilitates swift transitions and virtually eradicates any cuff play, ensuring a seamless blend of efficiency and comfort.
Tech Specs
Features
- Impressive lightweight-to-ski-performance ratio
- Hoji Walk Mechanism ensures rapid transitions while eliminating cuff bulge
- Floating tongue provides both adjustable fit and frictionless touring, allowing you to move easily on a big day out
- Vibram rubber sole for secure footing
- Upgraded Twistfit instep tightening
Dynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot
The Dynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot is built for advanced tourers who want the strongest descent available near the 1,250 gram class. A 101 mm last suits medium forefeet with a lower instep, and a carbon-reinforced Grilamid nylon shell carries a 120 flex that drives a mid-width ski with authority. At 1,250 grams per boot and with 70 degrees of cuff rotation the Dynafit Ridge Pro suits long tours and technical descents.
Is This the Right Boot for You?
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Why We Like It
- 1,250 g claimed weight is low for a 120-flex boot.
- 70° cuff rotation provides efficient mobility.
- Floating tongue cuts friction through the stride.
- Hoji Lock creates a direct cuff-to-shell connection in ski mode.
- 101 mm last balances precision with moderate forefoot room.
Best Uses
- Daily backcountry touring
- Technical descents
- Long alpine objectives
- Midweight touring skis
- Fast all-mountain touring
Bootfitter's Advice
The Ridge Pro is more precise than the 104 mm Radical Pro and usually works best for medium-volume feet. The instep is the limiting fit point: the floating tongue sits low over the top of the foot, and skiers with a medium-to-high instep often need liner molding or shell work there. The forefoot is medium and tapers toward an average heel pocket, with less ankle volume than the Radical Pro.
The shell is carbon-reinforced and should be selected for the correct general foot shape before modification. Skiers with very wide forefeet or tall insteps should start with the Radical Pro, since this shell is hard to punch and gives up almost no length; lateral work at the sixth toe is possible.
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Compare the Dynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot
Dynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot vs. Dynafit Radical Pro
The Ridge Pro is 150 g lighter, lower over the instep, a little narrower and more mobile. The Radical Pro offers a 104 mm last, a more forgiving fit and a heavier, damp feel in variable snow.
Shop Dynafit Radical Pro bootsDynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot vs. Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro
The Ridge Pro walks more freely with 70° of rotation and has faster Hoji Lock transitions. The Zero G Tour Pro uses a traditional four-buckle overlap that many skiers find more alpine-like on descent.
Shop Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro bootsDynafit Ridge Pro Touring Boot vs. Scarpa Maestrale RS
The Ridge Pro is lighter and more efficient uphill. The Maestrale RS is roomier through parts of the forefoot and offers a familiar progressive flex for skiers who favor comfort and damping.
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