Dynafit Mezzalama Alpine Touring Boot (Closeout)
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Description
Engineered for the fastest and most ambitious ski mountaineers, the Dynafit Mezzalama is a featherweight boot that doesn't compromise on downhill performance. With a carbon-reinforced Grilamid shell, a 60° cuff rotation, and the lightning-fast Race Lock system, this boot is built to bag summits and rip high-alpine lines.
Tech Specs
Features
- Weight: An ultralight build at just 865g per boot (size 26), making it the perfect choice for ambitious racers.
- Last: A narrow, athletic fit with a last width of 97mm.
- Shell and Cuff: A Grilamid shell reinforced with fiberglass and a carbon-reinforced cuff for exceptional stiffness and power transfer.
- Closure System: Race Lock and the Twist Fit System for a precise fit and lightning-fast transitions.
- Walk Mode: A huge 60 degree of cuff rotation for a smooth and efficient touring stride.
- Binding Compatibility: Master Step inserts provide a solid interface and make for easier step-in to tech bindings.
- Sole: A Pomoca Race sole provides excellent grip on rocky and icy terrain.
Dynafit Mezzalama Alpine Touring Boot (Closeout)
This closeout Mezzalama generation is a lightweight race and speed-touring boot built around a narrow performance fit, Race Lock closure and Twistfit lower adjustment. It is intended for fast ascents and race-style transitions rather than general freeride touring.
Is This the Right Boot for You?
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Why We Like It
- Sub-kilogram construction is efficient for fast climbing.
- Race Lock supports quick transitions.
- Twistfit allows on-the-move lower-shell adjustment.
- Carbon-reinforced construction adds lateral support.
- Closeout pricing can make a race boot more accessible.
Best Uses
- Skimo racing
- Speed touring
- Fitness laps
- Fast traverses
- Light ski mountaineering
Bootfitter's Advice
This older Mezzalama fits narrow and low volume. Confirm the exact model year, listed last and liner before purchase because closeout generations differ. A shell fit is especially important when sizing a race boot.
Replacement liners, soles and small parts may be less available than for a current model. Do not size up excessively to compensate for width; that creates heel movement and poor ski control.
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Fit and Construction
- Weight
- 900 g per boot; confirm by model year
- Last
- 98-99 mm; confirm by model year
- Cuff Rotation
- Race-oriented high-mobility cuff
- Shell
- Carbon-reinforced Grilamid
- Cuff
- Carbon-reinforced Grilamid
- Liner
- Lightweight race liner
Features and Compatibility
- Walk Mode
- Race Lock
- Closure
- Race Lock with Twistfit
- Binding Compatibility
- Pin-tech race and touring bindings
- Boot Sole
- Race touring sole
- Forward Lean
- Model-year dependent
- Best Use
- Race and speed touring
Compare the Dynafit Mezzalama Alpine Touring Boot (Closeout)
Dynafit Mezzalama Alpine Touring Boot (Closeout) vs. Current Dynafit Mezzalama
The current Mezzalama has updated shell dimensions, 70° cuff rotation and current parts support. The closeout model may cost less but should be selected only when its fit and specifications are confirmed.
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The DNA is more race-specific, lighter and more expensive. The older Mezzalama is generally the more practical choice for training and occasional racing.
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