"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""The Avanti 95 strikes the perfect balance for skiers who want a responsive, stiff boot without going full race. It’s snug and precise with great heel hold, but it’s comfortable enough to ski from first chair to last. I especially love the I. D. liner—super warm and molds perfectly after a quick heat fit.""For skiers who want advanced performance without sacrificing comfort, the Dalbello Avanti 95 I. D. Ski Boots offer just the right blend of stiffness, fit precision, and long-day wearability. Built for upper-intermediate to expert skiers, the 95 flex delivers strong response and solid support for carving groomers, exploring variable terrain, or attacking steeps. The 99mm last offers a more relaxed fit compared to race-oriented boots, while still holding the foot securely for responsive power transfer. Dalbello’s Contour 4 Fit shell anatomically molds to key areas like the ankle, heel, and forefoot, reducing pressure while enhancing control. Inside, the I. D. liner is fully heat-moldable for a custom feel right out of the box. With double canting, a wide 40mm power strap, and replaceable soles, this boot is built to perform—and last—season after season."
Price: $219.97 from Backcountry
| Merchant | Price | |
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| $219.97 | Visit Store |
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