Dynafit TLT X Extra Wide Boot
Wide-footed ski mountaineers and skimo racers rejoice! Dynafit has answered your prayers with the TLT X Extra Wide Boot. Featuring the Twistfit Closure System in the lower shell, the TLT X Extra Wide provides a nuanced and precise way to comfortably and precisely secure your foot and heel. The single-throw Ultra Lock 5.0 system makes for ultra-quick transitions while the buttery smooth 60-degree range of motion allows for efficient travel during big days in the mountains. As the name suggests, this boot is wide, however, the Grilamid shell is receptive to boot modification while remaining light and strong.
With the TLT X Extra Wide, Dynafit has created the perfect lightweight boot for wide-footed skiers. Make agony-filled ski days a thing of the past, consider grabbing a set of Dynafit TLT X Extra Wide boots for light and fast days in the mountains.
- Perhaps the best option for wide-footed skimo racers.
- Grilamid shell is lightweight and receptive to boot modifications.
- Grilamid cuff is loaded with glass fibers for increased downhill performance.
- Twistfit Closure System provides a precise and secure fit.
- Ultra Lock 5.0 combines cuff closure/opening and ski/walk mode into one fluid system.
- Toe and heel welts pair well with automatic crampons.
- Power strap is included in the box.
- Durable and grippy Pomoca soles provide security for slippery ridgelines.
- Lifetime guarantee of 5 years.
Specifications | |
Weight |
1088g [27.5] |
Weight (pair) | 2176g [27.5] |
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1w/ Twistfit Closure |
Boot Sole |
277mm [25/25.5] 287mm [26/26.5] 297mm [27/27.5] 307mm [28/28.5] 317mm [29/29.5] 327mm [30/30.5] |
Binding |
Tech only |
Cuff |
60° |
Forward |
15° - 18° |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Grilamid shell, Grilamid with Glass Fiber cuff, Grilamid spoiler |
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Dynafitter 5 |
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Pomoca |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Ski Mountaineering |
Notes | Extra wide last for big feet |
Bottom Line | Touring boot for those with exceptionally wide feet |
Compare to other Touring Boots |
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Questions & Reviews
With my measurements I get about 110mm externally, and by putting drill bits of different lengths inside I still think the internal width is closer to 104-105mm, but I think it does check out to be the extra wide (even if 107mm might be a slight exaggeration).
Anyway, thank you again for the measurements, appreciate it!
thanks
But yes, it would be less then 120.
In a resort alpine ski boot usually do go with the 26.5 for a performance fit. Do you recommend going with the 26.5 or go a size up to the 27/27.5? On backcountry days not as concerned about performance as are usually going to moderate terrain only.
I currently use the Scott Cosmos 27.5 for which a had to add some foam behind the tongue to stabilize my foot. Not sure how Dynafits are in this respect.
Thanks for your input.
Angelo
Ideally you don't ever want to size up, you have issues like you have with your Cosmos. The Extra wide will be just a bit wider then the Cosmos, but a little bit lower volume. So you can punch the size 26.5 for additional width. Unless you feel you won't have enough length for comfortable hiking, stick to 26.5.
In many cases, it is better to punch out a boot that fits well in certain places but is too tight in others, rather than getting a boot that fits too wide overall. With a narrow heel, this may not be your best fit. I would email us with details at help@skimo.co and we can suggest some models that may work and be easily modified!
Yes, we will be able to do some work on the shell of these boots. However, like any lightweight touring boot, the material is thin and delicate and so we will be limited in how much we can punch them. Small, targeted adjustments will work fine.
Yes, Dynafit's sizing is very consistent length-wise across all of their boots except for certain specific carbon race boots.
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