Dynafit · Ski & Snowboard
Radical Ski Touring Boots - Women's
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About this product
The Dynafit Radical ski touring boot is a women-specific design built for skiers who refuse to compromise between uphill efficiency and downhill performance. The shell is constructed from dynamic polyurethane with a Grilamid cuff, and the Pomoca Climb Tour sole keeps weight to just 390 grams per boot. A 104mm last width and the included Dynafitter 10W liner, which is available in a thermo-moldable option, deliver a fit that customers consistently describe as true to size. The patented HOJI Single Lock System is the centerpiece of the design: one lever motion separates the cuff from the shell for a full 60 degrees of rotation in walk mode, then locks both into a rigid, play-free unit for the descent. In ski mode, the boot holds an 11-degree forward lean and delivers a flex index of 100, providing confident power transfer on challenging terrain. A flexible tongue made from two high-tech synthetics supports a natural stride on steep ascents. The Radical is compatible with pin, hybrid, and alpine bindings, and is manufactured entirely in Italy.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Dynafit
- Material
- Boot sole list: Pomoca Climb(Tour)
- Color
- Colour: Black - Flamingo
- Size
- 23
- Boot Cuff
- Grilamid®
- Boot Flex
- 100
- Boot Shell
- PU
- Customers Say
- True to Size
- Boot Last Width
- 104mm
- Boot Liner List
- Dynafitter 10W
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Dynafit Radical Women's ski touring boot as a capable all-rounder that excels at balancing uphill and downhill performance. The Hoji Lock System earns widespread acclaim for making walk-to-ski transitions fast and reliable, with one reviewer calling it "one of the smoothest transitions on the market." The roomy 103.5mm last and accommodating toe box are frequently highlighted as standouts, especially for women with wider feet who have historically struggled with Dynafit's narrower fits. Downhill performance is considered strong for a touring boot, with a stiff, progressive flex that inspires confidence on varied terrain. The most common criticisms center on tour-mode friction, which some testers find higher than competing boots in the same class, and the stock liner, which can wear prematurely due to the Hoji Lock mechanism. A few reviewers also note the limited forward lean angle (11 degrees) can feel too upright on aggressive descents, and narrower-footed skiers may find the high-volume fit too loose to dial in precisely.
Specifications
- Packed weight
- 390 g
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