Kore 130 LV GW Ski Boots

Name: Kore 130 LV GW Ski Boots
Brand: HEAD
Price: 348.08 CAD
Availability: InStock

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The lowest price we’ve tracked since January 2026 is $339.59; today’s price is $348.08.
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About this product

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 and Graphene reinforcement to reduce weight while maintaining strong power transmission. The ski/hike mechanism allows free movement on the ascent and locks into a firm connection between cuff and shell for aggressive descents, backed by a 53mm Power Strap. Ergo Balance geometry delivers a forward lean of 12 degrees and a ramp angle of 4 degrees, tuned to a race balance stance. The FR 1800cc last and 98mm Kore Pro Perfect Fit liner from the Formula series provide a precise, form-fitting feel. Superleggera buckles and a foam wedge contribute to a secure, comfortable fit. GripWalk soles and Dynafit tech inserts round out the backcountry-ready feature set. Available in size 26.5 in Anthracite/Blue with a flex index of 130.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: HEAD
Material: Shell: PU/SL
Color: Colour: Anthracite - Blue
Size: 26.5
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 Head Kore 130 LV GW for its powerful, race-inspired downhill performance, with the stiff 130 flex and narrow 98mm last delivering exceptional edge control and heel lockdown for aggressive expert skiers. The updated PU shell construction is noted for improved damping and vibration control compared to the previous generation, and the reworked ski/hike mechanism earns credit for a genuinely useful 53-degree range of motion. The Formula-series liner molds well and feels connected after break-in. The most common criticism is that the boot requires a proper setup period, as fit and flex feel can take several days and heat molding to dial in. Reviewers are unanimous that the narrow last makes this a poor choice for wider or higher-volume feet, and it is not recommended for those prioritizing lightweight touring over downhill performance.

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