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Skier's Choice Draft Picks
Max Santeusanio
Round 5 – Boot Selection, AT/Sidecountry/Telemark, Pick 3
Trekking uphill using Marker Dukes and regular alpine boots was mostly a slogfest due to the heavy weight. To get farther and use less effort, I knew I needed to cut weight, but I wanted to do so without sacrificing performance. The Dynafit Titan Ultralight was the fix. The boot maintains its downhill freeride performance and still maintains a light weight. With Dynafit’s versatile Triple Binding Sole technology, the Titan Ultralight can lock into either alpine or touring-binding systems.Other Draft Picks By Max Santeusanio
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Dynafit |
|---|---|
| Style | Freeride Touring |
| Gender | Mens |
| Last | 103mm |
| Flex | 130 |
| Features | Triple Binding sole (Alpine-style-binding-compatibility • Shell/Cuff: High module Pebax • Heel Booster: Carbon Fiber • Four magnesium buckles + power strap • Alpine Overlap • Quick Step-In inserts • 12, 21-degree forward lean • 25-30.5 + 1/2 sizes • 1,75 |
| Free Agents | No |
| Skiers Choice | No |
| Buy Now | http://www.evo.com/alpine-touring-ski-boots/dynafit-titan-tf-x-ultralight.aspx |
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