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Kore 130 LV GW Ski Boots

Name: Kore 130 LV GW Ski Boots
Brand: HEAD
Price: 348.08 CAD
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The Head Kore 130 LV GW is a freeride ski boot built for expert skiers who demand race-inspired downhill performance alongside backcountry versatility. Its PU/SL shell is constructed with LYT Tech engineering, which reduces overall weight while maintaining strong power transmission. The ergo balance setup runs a 12-degree forward lean and a 4-degree ramp angle, tuned to a race balance geometry that drives precise, aggressive turns. The FR 1800cc last accommodates a lower-volume fit, and the 130 flex index ensures a stiff, responsive ride suited to demanding terrain. A ski/hike mechanism allows free cuff movement on the ascent while locking back down for a solid connection during descent, complemented by a 53mm power strap. The innerboot draws from the Formula series and uses a 98mm Kore Pro Perfect Fit liner with PrimaLoft insulation. Superleggera buckles and a foam wedge refine the fit further, while Dynafit tech inserts and GripWalk rubber soles make this boot compatible with touring bindings and variable snow surfaces. Available in Anthracite and Blue.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: HEAD
Color: Colour: Anthracite - Blue
Flex: 130
Last: FR 1800cc
Shell: PU/SL
Skill: Experts
Terrain: Freeride
Ergo Balance: Race balance Forward lean-12° Ramp angle 4°

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Kore 130 LV GW for its exceptional downhill performance, describing it as delivering race-boot precision and powerful edge control thanks to its stiff 130 flex and narrow 98mm last. The updated PU shell construction earns credit for a smoother, more damped flex compared to the previous generation, and the reworked ski/hike mechanism with roughly 53 degrees of range of motion is well regarded for a boot in this performance category. The Formula-series-derived liner is noted for a more precise, connected feel. The most consistent criticism is that the narrow, low-volume fit makes it unsuitable for anyone with average or wide feet, and it is not recommended for skiers seeking a true lightweight touring boot, as it skews firmly toward downhill performance over uphill efficiency.

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