Lupo Pro HD - Unisex

Name: Lupo Pro HD - Unisex
Brand: Dalbello Ski Boots
Price: 629.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Dalbello Lupo Pro HD is a unisex ski boot built around a PU-polyamide shell that prioritizes long-term durability without sacrificing versatility. With the tongue removed, the boot opens to a 67-degree range of movement, making it practical for hiking and resort walking. A carbon shaft paired with a 45 mm wide power strap delivers precise energy transfer on descents, while the 98 mm last provides a close, accurate fit around the foot. The included ID Max Light liner is both customizable and notably lightweight, supporting all-day comfort for skiers who log extended time on the mountain. GripWalk soles featuring a Vibram profile are available as an optional upgrade, improving traction on hard surfaces and reducing slip risk when walking. The boot is offered in a unisex sizing run, with size 24 among the available options, and color configurations are selectable based on stock availability.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Dalbello Ski Boots
Color: product-options
Size: 24

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Dalbello Lupo Pro HD as an excellent "one-boot quiver," highlighting its responsive, damp, and powerful feel from the PU polyamide shell paired with the carbon-reinforced cuff. The Cabrio design and removable tongue earn wide acclaim for making walk mode easy and natural, with expert testers noting the boot gets better the faster and harder it is pushed. The heat-moldable liner and swappable tongues (offering multiple flex options) are frequently called out as standout features for versatility. The most common criticism is that the boot runs higher-volume than its 98mm last suggests, which can cause heel lift for skiers with low insteps or narrow ankles, sometimes requiring a heel wedge or spoiler adjustment. Weight is also noted as a trade-off compared to lighter touring-specific boots.

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