Ski touring boot Dynafit Seven Summits Mallard Lime Punch

Description

• Ski touring boot Seven Summits Mallard Lime Punch

The Seven Summits from Dynafit is a ski touring boot that is very easy and guarantees beautiful days exploring the mountains. Lightweight and practical, it allows to discover new remote landscapes in optimum comfort.

What is the program of the Dynafit Seven Summits ski touring boot?

The Seven Summits uses a lightweight construction with a tongue now made of Grillamid instead of PU, improving the stability of the boot, while insuring easy ascents. The Ultra Lock System 2.0 technology allows to have a 60° range of motion and the inside ensures great comfort thanks to the 104.5 mm last, as well as the CR Custom Ready liner that shapes around your foot to prevent friction. The Seven Summits offers excellent skiability in the descents and enables you to gather speed to ski dynamically and have great fun.

Who is the Dynafit Seven Summits ski touring boot for?

It will suit intermediate to advanced skiers who want a model that is lightweight, efficient and easy to use to enjoy pleasant ascents and fast descents to have a blast in remote areas of the mountains.

What are the main assets of the Dynafit Seven Summits ski touring boot?

Great comfort

Lightness

Excellent skiability 

Technical data Ski touring boot Seven Summits Mallard Lime Punch

• Year

  Winter 2025

• Level Beginner – Intermediate : Occasional rider still learning. Rides only on groomed snow and makes technical mistakes.

   

  Intermediate– Advanced : Rides reguarly, feels confident on all kinds of terrains and slopes. Makes very few technical mistakes.

   

  Advanced– Expert: Rider who has excellent technical and physical skills and who rides fast in any conditions.

  Intermediate – Advanced

• Boot category Recreational:designed for skiers with a beginner or intermediate level looking for a comfortable boot that’s easy to use.

   

  Performance-Recreational:Designed for skiers with an intermediate or advanced level looking for a compromise between comfort, hold and technique.

   

  Sporty:Designed for expert skiers looking for precision, stiffness and technique.

   

  Freeski:Designed for freeskiers (freestyle and powder) looking for precision, dampening and a “less conventional” style.

   

  Freetouring:Alpine boots featuring ski/walk systems allowing to use them for touring or for skiing.

   

  Touring:Light touring boots allowing easy walks. Designed for tourers focusing on the weight and technique of their boots.

  Touring

• Thermo-moldable

  Yes

• Foot Width

  Wide feet

• Last The boot last is basically the width of your forefoot. It gives a good idea of how comfortable the boot is. 

  Beginners and intermediates:go for a wide boot last between 102 and 106mm. They will provide high riding comfort.

  Advanced:we recommend a moderate last, between 100 and 102mm. This will offer a good combination of comfort and hold. 

  Experts:you want a narrow fit, a boot last under 100mm will provide you with ultimate precision.

  Of course, these tips need to be adapted to yourself. If your feet are pretty narrow, no need to get a boot with a wide last of you won’t get enough hold and vive and versa, if you got wide feet, get a wider last to make sure you fit in!

  104.5 mm

• Sole norm

  Touring The touring certified soles have an inclined tip and a soft notched rubber sole. This technology makes it easier to walk and offers an improved grip on slippy surfaces. The boots that fall under the ISO 9523 norm are not compatible with traditional alpine bindings.

  These boots work with touring binding norm ISO 9523(Marker Tour F10, Diamir Scout 11), and bindings Tyrolia AT (Alpine Touring), Marker ID, Salomon/Atomic MNC (Mutli Norme Certified)

• Weight of the pair in grams

  3040 (27.5)

• Reference nr

  H23DYNACHA255900

• Gender

  Men

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