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Born of Glen Plakes ski-obsessed mind, The Dalbello Krypton IL Moro I.D. achieves an endless forward flex you simply won’t in a traditional overlap boot. Dalbello’s Cabrio three-piece design allows for uninterrupted forward flex while maintaining extreme lateral stability, resulting in a freerider’s ideal combination of responsiveness and shock absorption. Stomp a landing, carve an icypipe, or rip some bumps—the IL Moro rules it all. Swappable tongues and bootboards and loads of canting and flex adjustments let you customize the IL Moro to perfection.
Bottom Line: This boot fits like a glove and skis like dream.
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What is the last on this boot? 98mm?
What is the last on this boot? 98mm?
By: Simon
January 15, 2011
http://www.dalbello.it/en-GB/collection/69/Krypton-Il-Moro-I
Yup, 98mm. Fits like a velvet vice.
By: debidoson646529
January 16, 2011
Krypton Il Moro
By:
lar4445533
February 14, 2011
It is a great boot, but unfortunately not the boot advertised by Backcountry. It is listed as coming with the I.D. liner but instead came with the less expensive TRUFIT performer liner. Still a good liner, but not what I thought I was ordering.
do these come with the wrap liners or are they traditional liners
do these come with the wrap liners or are they traditional liners with a tounge
By: playhky141666732
January 13, 2011
these ones have the traditional liners that are not intuitions.
By: zac3348531
January 21, 2011
Solid and versitile boot!
By:
s0litude
December 2, 2010
I love this boot! This boot can be dialed in for whatever the conditions call for. Flex index, forward lean and canting can all be adjusted fairly quickly. Great all around alpine boot! Word of caution… be careful when swapping out the tongues. They’re specific to left and right.
2 Comments Last Comment: January 13, 2011 by: debidoson646529
By: debidoson646529
January 13, 2011
Tongues have different stiffness and can be swapped, should come with 2 sets (mine did, ast year's). There's also a shim device at the back of the shell that adjusts the flex.
By: Will Guru
December 12, 2010
how do you adjust the flex?
What is the last on this boot?
What is the last on this boot?
By: brandon.sw2396653
December 29, 2010
This model NOT I.D. but still a great boot
By:
debidoson646529
January 31, 2011
This model is actually NOT the I.D. version. This one comes with the stock Dalbello liner, as shown in the photo. Still a fine boot, but only 4 stars without the Intuition liner. I have last year's which was the real I.D. model and did come with the Intuition liner. Some people prefer the Pro to the Il Moro boots because of the upper buckle, but I really like it. Good idea to have a couple spare ladders (the belt-like plastic tongue that inserts into the ratchet buckle) because they can break--I broke one after about forty days.
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Krypton Il Moro
It is a great boot, but unfortunately not the boot advertised by Backcountry. It is listed as coming with the I.D. liner but instead came with the less more...
Solid and versitile boot!
I love this boot! This boot can be dialed in for whatever the conditions call for. Flex index, forward lean and canting can all be adjusted fairly quickly. more...
- Shell Material:
- Transparent D-62 PE
- Number of Buckles:
- 3
- Micro-Adjustable:
- yes
- Thermo-moldable:
- yes
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year