Dynafit Radical Pro Boot - Women
Sometimes, it is necessary to let loose and get a little radical. While “radical” is an individualized term, Dynafit, with the introduction of the Radical Pro W, seems to think it means pillows, drops, and high-speed aprons in far out locations. To get there, the Hoji Pro W boasts an exceptional 60-degree range of motion, which certainly won’t hold you back while chugging uphill. Once at the top, the slick Hoji Lock System makes transitioning a breeze, which provides you more time to soak in the views while waiting for your partners to finish. When the time comes to point your skis downhill, the stout 120 flex begs to go faster and faster and will support you during those “uh oh” moments. With a burly flex, incredible range of motion, and quick Hoji Lock System, the Dynafit Radical Pro W is for the person that wants to do just that, get radical.
- Hoji Lock Mechanism makes transitions efficient.
- 120 Flex is ready to drive bigger skis, fast.
- Master Step inserts provide a reliable connection to the ski.
- Microregulated buckles allow you to find the position that’s juuuuuuust right.
- Ultra-Lock Strap is secure and easy to use.
- Progressive Flex is supple off the top and supportive for the big drops.
- Safety Lock Buckles keep you locked in.
- Flex Tongue won’t inhibit your range of motion on the way to the top.
- Liner made from Ultralon foam.
Update 2023/34: Other than a new paint job, the boot is unchanged.
Specifications | |
Weight |
1396g [25.5] |
Weight (pair) | 2792g [25.5] |
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3 + Power Strap |
Boot Sole |
267mm [22.5] 267mm [23/23.5] 277mm [24/24.5] 287mm [25/25.5] 297mm [26/26.5] 307mm [27/27.5] |
Binding |
Tech, Hybrid, ISO 9523 |
Cuff |
60° |
Forward |
11° |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Grilamid with glass fibers |
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Radical Pro with Ultralon liner |
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Pomoca Climb |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Free touring and everyday touring |
Notes | Queen of the, steep, backcountry |
Bottom Line | A free touring boot for the masses |
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Questions & Reviews
Great question. The shell between the 22.5 and 23/23.5 in this boot is the same. While there are some true 22s out there, many manufacturers either use a 23 shell and a shorter liner, or they put a block/some sort of shortening material in the front of the 22.5 to make it feel smaller than the 23.
In the case of this boot, the liner in the 22.5 is slightly shorter than the 23.5. That is the only apparent difference!
The Radical Pro's cuff height is 0.5in taller than the TLT8's, 11.5in and 11in respectively. For a beefier boot compared to the TLT8, the Radical Pro is an excellent option. Thanks!
I have an extremely high rigid instep and E to EE forefoot. Needless to say, boot fit is an issue.
The 23.5 feels long, with some heel slippage, and after 20 minutes in the boots (liners not heat molded), my instep is screaming ouch. Otherwise the boot feels like a good overall fit. Also, the flex feels a bit soft. I probably would prefer the stiffer Pro model… Can the plastic over the instep be punched on this boot! Or would you modify the tongue on the liner? Could the plastic on the pro version be punched? It looks to me like it could be relieved over the instep since it is not a traditional overlap shell construction.
Thanks!
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