Krypton Ax 110 Ski Boot

Name: Krypton Ax 110 Ski Boot
Brand: Dalbello Sports
Price: 162.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Dalbello Sports Krypton Ax 110 is a freeride and freestyle ski boot built around the brand's Cabrio 3-piece shell design, which delivers a smooth, progressive flex feel while maintaining consistent foot hold throughout the stride. A flex rating of 110 strikes a practical balance between power transmission and forgiveness, making it well suited to varied terrain. The 100mm last accommodates average to slightly wider feet, and both the My Fit shell and the IF Sport liner are heat moldable, allowing skiers to dial in a personalized fit. The Kinetic Response Tongue keeps contact with the leg for improved feedback on the snow. Heel security is handled by the Dynalink instep buckle, which locks the foot in place without creating pressure points. Skiers can further refine their stance through adjustable cuff alignment, forward lean, and a removable spoiler, giving a broad range of riders meaningful control over their boot geometry.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Dalbello Sports
Material: polyurethane, aluminum
Color: Gravel/Black
Size: 22.5 22.5
Flex: 110
Sole: Dura-Grip replaceable
Liner: IF Sport
Buckles: 3
Activity: all-mountain skiing, powder skiing, freeride skiing
Walk Mode: none

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Dalbello Krypton AX 110 for its comfortable three-piece Cabrio design, which delivers smooth, progressive flex and makes the boot easy to put on and take off. The 100mm last is widely appreciated for accommodating average to slightly wider feet without sacrificing all-mountain performance. The My Fit thermo-moldable liner and shell system earns repeated praise for enabling a customized fit, and the boot is noted as durable and capable across all resort terrain. The most common criticism is that the roomier fit and more forgiving flex make it less ideal for aggressive, high-speed skiers who need maximum precision and connection. Some testers also noted that the Cabrio closure system, with its multiple straps and overlaps, can feel fussy, and a few reported shin bang or excess fore-aft movement for skiers with lower-volume feet.

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