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The Dalbello Il Moro T I.D. ski boot brings the progressive flex and customizable design you expect from Dalbello, along with signature style from Tanner Hall himself. Glen Plake designed this boot based on the Krypton Pro, replacing the top buckle with a wide, frictionless slap-ratchet strap for ultimate free-flexing performance. Tanner Hall gave it some Rasta love with a red, green, and gold custom color scheme.
- Intuition Silver I.D. liner is super light, warm, and remoldable
- Liners pre-molded to shells in-house for precise shell interaction
- Freeride (medium) and Park (soft) tongues included along with stiffening spine inserts for a total of 8 flex profiles
- Viscoelastic Anti-shock bootboard included
Bottom Line: Boost it huge and let 'er buck, sight?
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how fast/much do the il moro's intuition liners pack out?
how fast/much do the il moro's intuition liners pack out? should I downsize to compensate for the packing out?
By: ray3291313
August 23, 2010
I find that the Intuition liners take longer to pack out than say a Salomon boot, being a high quality foam. Don't remember exactly how many days it took, but somewhere around 1 to 2 months of straight skiing. Compared to older pairs of boots that took just a couple weeks. Also, they can be reheated to puff them back out.
By: Shane O'Donnell
August 23, 2010
Dal Bello boots are amazing
By:
Jackie Paaso
April 15, 2010
The best thing about Dal Bello's is that they are so customizable that you can adjust them to how you ski. Interchangeable tongues allow you to adjust how stiff they are as well as the wings in side the shell. There are different boot boards depending on what type of performance you are looking for. Bottom line is these boots are great and with a good boot fitter your foot will be loving you. They may feel a bit softer than a traditional race boot at first but once you get use to them you will love them!
How do these fit compared to the Salomon Ghosts? I wear a 10.5
How do these fit compared to the Salomon Ghosts? I wear a 10.5 shoe but a 27.5 (9.5) Ghost.
By: jto3633828
August 8, 2010
Dalbello boots are narrower than Salomon's. Like a 98mm last compared to a 102mm. They will feel (in my experience) close to the same in the calf, but the ankle to ball will be tighter. The toe box is comfortably sized for most feet. Size wise, do your Ghosts fit a little loose or sloppy? If so, drop accordingly, Dalbello is slightly smaller but all liners pack out.
By: Shane O'Donnell
August 10, 2010
Simply awesome
By:
uhh3326986
January 23, 2010
Wayyy better than the full tilt first chair boot. Super customizable. I have been using the 'B' tounge and its nice. Large shin clip makes shin bang a thing of the past. The top clip isn't a normal clip either, I love it. It makes adjusting your boots while still on the lift possible. So easy I can do it with gloves on without having to pull up the bottom of my pants. Mega plus.
i am between this boot and the krypton pro id, what are the main
i am between this boot and the krypton pro id, what are the main differences in the feel of the boot? it is meant to be a park specific boot but is it much different from the pro?
By: jus2768678
April 3, 2010
The IL Moro is noticeably softer in the flex than the Pro, since it is meant for park. I prefer the medium flex tongue on the Pro over the IL Moro for an all mountain set up, but if you live in the park than you can't beat the IL.
By: Shane O'Donnell
August 10, 2010
Great Cold weather boot
By:
tj bradford
November 12, 2009
These are a great boot, but when it gets warm the flex gets a little too deep for my liking. Im an all mountain skier not as much park as these boots maybe recommend.
2 Comments Last Comment: January 6, 2010 by: Dakka
By: Dakka
January 6, 2010
My notes: BSL 29.5 = 336 mm.
By: Rory
January 5, 2010
Brad, switch the tounge to the stiffer B and add the wedge to the back cuff. If you like, try standing the boot to 11 degrees by removing the rear wedge. I think you will find the boot then plenty stiff in the warm weather.
I have giant ankles and calves, would these boots fit comfortably,
I have giant ankles and calves, would these boots fit comfortably, if not could you recomend a pair of boots that would.
By: Emerson
January 31, 2010
Thanks Gabe, it was really down to the Seth pro boot and these because I heard these two are the best. I asked the same question about the the other boot and seth said probably not, so I know which boot im rollin wit.
By: Emerson
February 1, 2010
these work well with large calves, as for the ankles -- they are a tight fit, however if you live near a good boot fitter they will be able to modify the shell (something that all boot-fitters should be able to do) and then you should have a killer combo. the ID liner is a great start in getting a killer fit. also i would recommend a custom insole to stabilize your foot.
By: Gabe Westheimer
February 1, 2010
Does Dalbello sell replacement soles for their boots? And if
Does Dalbello sell replacement soles for their boots? And if so, where to you find/order them?
By: Tate Murdock
January 7, 2010
just the black part on the heel. you can get them at any Dalbello dealer. they might need to be ordered.
By: Gabe Westheimer
February 1, 2010
what is the difference between these and the Krypton iL Moro
what is the difference between these and the Krypton iL Moro I.D. (the non-Tanner Hall version)? I mean besides the huge price difference and the fancy colors/celebrity endorsement they seem like the same boot.
can anyone tell me the differences?
By: mesaypho1483492
December 2, 2009
there is also a difference between the bottom buckle, as the il moro is inverted. The top buckle is also different. instead of a classic buckle and velcro band, the top buckle of the il moro is a ratchet system like those on snow board boots so it actively flexes with the boot. the krypton also has other features, such as stiffiners to put in the back of the boot, additionally to stiffer tounges. hope that helps. persoanlyl the il moro fit on my foot better, but the krypton can be anything from a easy-flex boot to a 30 foot cliff dropping boot.
By: Felton
December 18, 2009
there are three differences
1. the shell is a different material
2. this comes with two different tongues
3. this has two different boot boards
By: Gabe Westheimer
December 2, 2009
Change me.
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Dal Bello boots are amazing
The best thing about Dal Bello's is that they are so customizable that you can adjust them to how you ski. Interchangeable tongues allow you to adjust more...
Simply awesome
Wayyy better than the full tilt first chair boot. Super customizable. I have been using the 'B' tounge and its nice. Large shin clip makes shin more...
- Shell Material:
- 70 durometer polyurethane
- Liner:
- Intuition Silver I.D.
- Thermo-moldable:
- Yes
- Last Width:
- 98mm
- Number of Buckles:
- 3
- Micro-Adjustable:
- Yes
- Forward Lean:
- Adjustable
- Binding Compatibility:
- Alpine ISO DIN
- Recommended Use:
- Park, freeride
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year