BOOTS FOR SKI TOURING MAESTRALE RS
Pickup available at Trgovina Bovec
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Description
Description
The Scarpa Maestrale RS is a tougher men's touring shoe. It is powerful and functional. The shell of the shoe is made with Grilamid® Lambda carbon technology, which keeps the shoe light and adds strength and strength (stiffness). The Thor cuff is made from sustainable Grilamid Bio material, increasing torsional stiffness and offering a 56-degree range of motion - ideal for long strides on climbs. The HRS strap keeps your heel in place, while the lower Wave Closure system gives you the same security as a 2-buckle system, while being much lighter. RECCO® technology is built into the tensioning belt, which ensures greater safety in the event of an avalanche. The boot is ideal for experienced touring skiers looking for uncompromising performance.
Specifications
Specifications
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LastnostiTouring ski boot, FLEX 125, Width 101 mm, Shell Carbon Grilamid® LFT, Tongue: Pebax®, Forward and backward tilt: 56º, Forward tilt adjustment: 16º +/- 2º, Shoe adjustment for walking/skiing: Speed Lock XT , Lining: SCARPA® Pro Flex Performance Men's (Intuition), Outsole: Vibram® Cayman PRO (ISO 9523), Cuff: Grilamid® Bio, Closure method: 3 Thor buckles + strap, Binding system: TLT, AT.
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