Lupo Pro HD - Unisex

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

30% OFF

CA$629.97

CA$899.95Save CA$269.98 (30%)

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Price checked Nov 11, 2026

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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 for its exceptional downhill performance, describing its three-piece cabrio design as delivering a damp, powerful, and linear flex with outstanding shock absorption and energy transfer. The removable tongue walk mode earns high marks for providing an impressive range of motion during touring and bootpacking, while the Dynalink buckle system is noted for excellent heel hold. The boot is widely regarded as a strong "do-it-all" option for aggressive skiers who split time between resort and backcountry. The most common criticism is its significant weight, which sits on the heavier end compared to dedicated touring boots, making long skin tracks noticeably demanding. Some reviewers also flag the high instep volume as a potential fit issue for skiers with low insteps, and a few note that the tongue must be physically removed and stored during uphill travel, which can be inconvenient.

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