RANGER ONE 130 VACUUM GW DYN
Item No.
FIU14022
"On groomers or backside skiing, the Ranger One 130 DYN is always up to the challenge. This boot's wider last, minimal weight and easy entry guarantee performance with comfort. The VACUUM shell can also be perfectly customized for individual fit needs. Ski/walk function and GripWalk® sole offer
Description
"On groomers or backside skiing, the Ranger One 130 DYN is always up to the challenge. This boot's wider last, minimal weight and easy entry guarantee performance with comfort. The VACUUM shell can also be perfectly customized for individual fit needs. Ski/walk function and GripWalk® sole offer added versatility, safety, and the freedom to explore any terrain.
When the best downhills are waiting on the other side of a long uphill, the Ranger One's excellent walkability is a skier’s best friend. Switch the integrated lever on the cuff to Walk mode for an excellent range of forward motion. For traversing rocks or ice, the GripWalk sole allows efficient onward and upward drive.
Customer benefit:
Unique combination of a high volume fit and Dynafit® touring inserts.
Ski/Walk buckle and GripWalk® soles makes handling a breeze in all conditions.
Easy-entry and VAC customizable shell enable a very luxurious fit."
When the best downhills are waiting on the other side of a long uphill, the Ranger One's excellent walkability is a skier’s best friend. Switch the integrated lever on the cuff to Walk mode for an excellent range of forward motion. For traversing rocks or ice, the GripWalk sole allows efficient onward and upward drive.
Customer benefit:
Unique combination of a high volume fit and Dynafit® touring inserts.
Ski/Walk buckle and GripWalk® soles makes handling a breeze in all conditions.
Easy-entry and VAC customizable shell enable a very luxurious fit."
Specifications
| Flex: 130 | |
| Last: 101 | |
| Technical Details: Floating Entry Flap, Original Dynafit® Inserts, GripWalk® Sole, VACUUM, Integrated Ski/Walk Buckle, Motion Area |
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