Dalbello · Ski & Snowboard

Cabrio LV Free 105 Ski Boots - Women's

Name: Cabrio LV Free 105 Ski Boots - Women's
Brand: Dalbello
Price: 457.49 CAD
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The Dalbello Cabrio LV Free 105 is a women's free-touring ski boot built for skiers who demand strong downhill performance without sacrificing the ability to climb. Its Progressive Cabrio Construction pairs a Cabrio Kinetic tongue with a bi-injected tongue design, delivering a responsive 105 flex that suits aggressive all-mountain and touring use. The 99mm last is tailored for lower-volume feet, promoting a precise, secure fit throughout the day. A Cabrio Ski-walk mechanism allows natural heel lift on the ascent, while Flex Control lets skiers fine-tune stiffness to match conditions or personal preference. GripWalk compatibility comes premounted, with a GripWalk Option also available. Micro buckles and a Quick-Hook Release system make entry and exit straightforward, and Intuitive Canting helps dial in alignment. A Customizable Boot board, Power Band, and the Dynalink and Dynalock system round out a feature set focused on comfort, fit, and versatility across varied terrain. Available in Jungle Green and Black.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Dalbello
Color: Colour: Jungle Green - Black
Flex: 105
Last: 99mm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Dalbello Cabrio LV Free 105 for its powerful downhill performance, highlighting strong edge control, lateral energy transmission, and a smooth, progressive flex from the three-piece Cabrio construction. The 99mm last earns praise for delivering a precise, locked-in feel for narrower feet, and the heat-moldable IF Hike Pro liner is noted for comfort and adaptability. Experts call it one of the more versatile flex options in the freeride touring category, with enough ankle mobility for technical terrain. The most common criticism is that the hike mode range of motion is limited compared to dedicated touring boots, making it better suited for shorter tours than extended backcountry missions. The narrow last is also flagged as a potential fit issue for wider feet.

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