Formula 105 MV GW Ski Boots - Women's
CA$265.00
CA$698.99Save CA$433.99 (62%)
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About this product
The HEAD Formula 105 MV GW is a women's alpine ski boot that bridges race-derived performance with bootfitter-friendly customization. Built around a 100mm last (with 96mm and 98mm options also available), the polyurethane shell delivers an adjustable flex range of 125 to 115, accommodating varying snow conditions and skier preferences. The ergo balance geometry is tuned to a race stance, with a forward lean of 16 degrees using the classic method (9 degrees with the new method) and a 4-degree ramp angle, positioning women in a more centered, efficient posture on the hill. Four micro-adjustable low-profile buckles and a double adjustment cuff alignment system allow precise fit dialing, while an extended toe box supports natural toe articulation. Inside, the 3D Formula liner incorporates Liquid Fit technology at the heel and ankle for a supportive wrap, complemented by a 35mm Velcro strap. Grip Walk sole compatibility, PrimaLoft insulation, and a Perfect Fit 3D construction round out a boot designed for performance-oriented recreational and advanced women skiers.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- HEAD
- Color
- Colour: Black - Anthracite
- Flex
- 125/115
- Last
- 96: 98: 100/MV
- Shell
- PU
- Ergo Balance
- Race balance, Forward lean-classic method 16°, new method 9°, Ramp angle 4°
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the HEAD Formula 105 MV GW for skiing stronger and more powerfully than its 105 flex rating suggests, with expert testers noting it delivers confident edge control and responsiveness across all conditions. The race-inspired construction, neutral stance, and Liquid Fit liner (which molds to the heel and ankle for a precise hold) are frequently highlighted as standout features. The firm 3D liner and straightforward four-buckle closure earn approval from performance-focused skiers. The most common complaint is an initial toebox fit that can feel short lengthwise, even when width and height feel adequate, making a professional boot fitting or heat molding session strongly advisable before hitting the slopes.
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