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A boot built for the best.

Born from Dalbello's Rider Development Project, the RDP IL Moro T I.D. Ski Boot was designed and built to perform for the likes of Tanner Hall, Glen Plake, and  Sean Pettit. Designed with big drops and huge park features in mind, the IL Moro features an extra-wide Hyperband cuff that cinches down to prevent shin bang and a full-length anti-shock foot board to take the sting out of hard landings. Throw in the thermo-moldable liner and anatomically specific last, and you have a boot that will accommodate the most mind-binding feats on skis.

  • A stiff 120 flex provides top-tier freestyle skiers with the necessary support to perform mind-bending feats on skis
  • The 98mm last features anatomical contours for the foot and lower leg that specifically cater to the needs of freeriders who demand increased sensitivity and responsiveness
  • The thermo-moldable I.D. IL Moro liner provides a custom fit for every foot
  • Hyperband Free Flex cuff cinches down to prevent shin bang after you stomp huge airs
  • Dynalink rear foot retention cable minimizes boot sliding and heel lift
  • Three-piece Cabrio design allows for easy entry and exit, improved comfort, and no shin bang
  • Full-length anti-shock foot board takes the sting out of big drops
  • Adjustable forward lean and twin canting provide customizable, dynamic performance
  • Two micro-adjustable aluminum buckles and a double-wide park-trekker buckle keep you securely strapped in for the ride

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2 5

lacaro81372391912

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This boot is suppose to come with two tongues but dosen't. Comes with the softer one only. I bought the boot because of the 120 flex. Not sure what I have now. Contacted Backcountry a month ago. Still no word on the stiffer tonuge but they took the two tongue description off of their site. Spend $600 on something & you don't get what they say it is.

edw2991452

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my thoughts exactly with Backcountry sometimes, wrong boot size, missing components, missing tongues, missing straps, missing headphone cable for my helmets. tried contacting them, such a hassle, and just gave up, maybe i should try again.

I have narrowed it down to two boots, the...

Armen Davis

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I have narrowed it down to two boots, the il moro and the il moro T. Is the difference so drastic that the "T" would be better? They look very similar to me and I'm not sure it's worth the extra $100. I usually ski everything from park, all mountain, to steep and deep runs (not so much park, but I do early season). Any thoughts on which would be better?

skidawg

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same boot same plastic but softer 110 flex tongue vs 120 on the T boot...Tanner boot is no doubt sweet lookin and supposedly gives you both softer and firmer tongues.

5 5

Matthew Fritz

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These are the greatest boot ive ever riden,..hands down. Unfortunately this boot only fits certain feet, so make sure you know they will work for you before buying or,... "your gona have a bad time" Anyone who knows will tell you, when buying boots this high end and specialized, custom footbeds, and boot work done by a credible bootfitter is just about mandatory,.... unless you have a mannequin foot.
Ive owned 3 pair of these boots throughout the years starting with the first gen, and the only problem ive had, is constantly breaking the top buckle ratchet strap (which dalbello has always replaced for free), so its nice to see an overhaul on that small design flaw with a new top buckle.
I currently have my 4th pair on the way as i type this,.....

one thing i noticed,... is Backcountry.com has the last(forefoot) size of the boot at 99mm, when as far as i know they are 98mm last.
To my knowledge these boots still use the original krypton shell, which has always been 98mm last.

heres a link http://www.dalbello.it/en/product-il_moro_quot_t_quot_i_d-205

thats right from their website , but theres still a small chance i could be wrong.