Dalbello Ski Boots · Ski & Snowboard
Cabrio LV Free IF 120
$559.30
$799.00Save $239.70 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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Is this a good deal?
- The current price has held for 126 days.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 45% — this deal’s 30% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Valhalla Pure Outfitters since May 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Dalbello Cabrio LV Free IF 120 is a men's free-touring ski boot built for backcountry, freeride, big mountain, and powder riding, with enough uphill capability to satisfy dedicated touring enthusiasts. Its defining feature is the three-piece Cabrio construction, which delivers even flex, harmonious cushioning, and solid lateral and heel support during descents on untracked terrain. A flex rating of 120 suits aggressive skiers who want responsive power transmission, while the 99mm last accommodates a low-volume fit. The IF Hike PRO liner uses Dalbello's AUTOFIT technology, pairing a memory foam tongue with PuRE (Polyurethane Recycled Enforcement) reinforcement for efficient energy transfer and a precise fit across varied foot shapes. An ergonomically redesigned movable Pebax tongue simplifies entry and exit without needing to be removed in hike mode. A new ski-walk mechanism with a quick-release 50mm Power Band strap makes switching between ascent and descent modes straightforward. The boot weighs 1,980g at size 26.5, runs from 24.5 to 30.5 Mondopoint, and meets ISO 23223 sole standards.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Dalbello Ski Boots
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- 24.5 - 30.5 Mondopoint
- Age
- Adult
- Flex
- 120
- Last
- 99
- Liner
- IF HIKE PRO
- Strap
- Power Band 50 mm
- Gender
- Men's
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Dalbello Cabrio LV Free IF 120 as a highly versatile "one-boot quiver," highlighting its three-piece Cabrio shell for smooth, progressive flex, strong downhill performance, and a comfortable 99mm low-volume fit that grips the foot and leg evenly. The walk mode, GripWalk soles, and tech fittings earn consistent approval for short approaches and backcountry use. The most common criticism is that the 120 flex version can feel overly forward and occasionally collapsible compared to the stiffer 130 version, with some testers preferring the spiral-wrap liner of the 130 for a more upright stance. The Cabrio-style shell is also noted as harder to punch or stretch than a traditional four-buckle boot, making fit less forgiving for wider feet.
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