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Strong, stiff, and light from start to finish.

On the skin up, you want your boot to be superlight. Feather-light. Half-a-feather-light. On the way down, you want bomber stiffness and support. Welcome to the Dynafit Titan TF-X Ski Boot.
  • Polyurethane mix maximizes rigidity and support while keeping weight low
  • Alpine overlap construction allows for a walk/tour range with agile forward and rear motion
  • High, stiff Titan Spoiler adds support and forward lean
  • Lightweight, micro-adjustable magnesium buckles have floating touring hooks for the ascent
  • Triple Binding Sole (TBS) means you can use the touring setup or alpine setup (both toe-and-heel sets included) for backcountry and resort days
  • Titan TF-X liner combines heat moldability with a plastic-reinforced tongue

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I'm looking for my first AT boot next...

Todd Kehoe

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I'm looking for my first AT boot next winter. I have Full Tilt Konflicts for my inbounds (Jackson Hole Mtn Resort) boots, looking at a boot just for Teton Pass, Grand Teton National Park & Gros Venture range in Jackson Hole. How would width of foot-bed compare to Full Tilts or Dalbello Kryptons??? I think remember hearing these have a somewhat good stiffness. I believe these were the boot Hoji used before he had designed the Dynafit Vulcan ???

Dynafit Titan TF-X

Luke

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honestly i used the first time and left shoe gave me some pain but i have to hit and adjust internal part and should be fine :)

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Isaac

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I used to rent boots but my oddly shaped feet resulted in excruciating pain, loss of circulation, and lots of down time massaging my feet back to life by the fire pit. Then I got these boots and I must say I am absolutely in love with them. They are light (especially for the price), very comfortable, they lock down tight, the walk mode is generous and I really like the way the boot looks. I skied a blue run in walk mode without knowing until I got to the bottom. Total noob mistake probably bumped the switch getting on or off the lift. They come with soles for either AT or Alpine bindings too, although switching back and forth constantly may strip out the screw holes since it's just plastic...

Im finding for alpine soles for Dynafit...

Lukáš Královec

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Im finding for alpine soles for Dynafit Zzeus and Gaia. I think its the same with alpine soles for Titan. Do you know where I can buy it?

Sandy Brown

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Lukas, If you are in the US, you can get them through Dynafit/Salewa North America. Call 303-444-0446. Outside the US, it would be best to check the Dynafit website for your country's distributor.

Thinking about this boot as opposed to a...

mdl4976195

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Thinking about this boot as opposed to a alpine (ie firearrow F1, tecnica demon...) boot. My thought is it will give me the flex of a 130 with touring and a walking mode, but primarily it will be used inbounds... Would this boot make sense or is it best to stick to an alpine?

Sandy Brown

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The walking mode will give you a lot more comfort on short hikes and sidecountry adventures, as well as in the parking lot, base lodge and watching the kid's race. This boot skis and feels like a classic alpine boot. In the end, fit is the most important factor. Your call.

I wanted to know if these boots might work...

tucp29695

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I wanted to know if these boots might work with a medium to wide foot.

Sandy Brown

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Officially the width is 104mm in a 27.5. When compared with other brands they feel a bit narrower than that. If you are "medium to wide". you should be fine, especially with the help of a good bootfitter. Typically the widest AT boot is Black Diamond.

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ANousaine

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Purchased these boots new for this season. Have skied a total of 33 days in them thus far and have a few comments. Most of the time I am using the alpine sole with a pair of Marker Duke bindings. While I would prefer to use the tech compatible soles all the time, the heel piece of the Dukes started to deform the plastic. This is because the Dukes fit very tightly and the heel piece on the tech soles is slightly taller than the alpine sole.

My overall impression is that these boots are VERY stiff and are ideal for high performance descents. If loosened up properly, they also provide a high degree of mobility for the uphill. While they are not the lightest touring boots you can find, for bigger more aggressive skiers, these provide an appropriate trade off of weight for performance. Like some of the other reviews, I have found a few durability issues. The liners are not the highest quality. It felt as though they took a long time to pack out, even after the heat molding. More recently, they have begun to pack out too far, causing me to buckle the boots more tightly than the shell would prefer. As a result, the rivet on one of the toe ratchets has pulled out, so that I cannot fasten the toe buckle. Still looking for spare parts so that this can be fixed.

Will probably keep using these through the end of the season and into the next. The next step in dialing these in will be to get a pair of intuition liners and to repair the toe ratchet. With the performance and versatility of these boots, I will do whatever I can to keep them usable.

Do these boots work with fks bindings?

Sigurd

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Do these boots work with fks bindings?

Sandy Brown

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Yes. The Titan series of boots comes with alpine DIN sole pieces in the box. They should work with all alpine bindings.

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mtnras1092293

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wear a BD Factor 27.5; got the same size in the Titan... run smaller for sure. no other commments about performance yet.

yojimbo

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so three stars because you picked a poor boot fit? that's doesn't make much sense.

mtnras1092293

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actually while putting them on the loop on the tongue pulled right off, so no, wrong size AND poorly fabricated. make sense buddy?

Sandy Brown

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Lukáš Královec

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Im finding for alpine soles for Dynafit Zzeus and Gaia. I think its the same with alpine soles for Titan. Do you know where I can buy it?

Does the AT sole on this boot work with...

Jake Olsan

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Does the AT sole on this boot work with Fritschis? I know they're too tall for the Duke/Baron.

Sandy Brown

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Yes - no problem with Fritschis. You can also use the alpine sole if necessary.

Kevin Lalli

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I use the touring blocks in my Barons as well. No problem with adjusting the toe height to fit.

Romero

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I use the touring sole with Freeride Pros. Works great. I can see potentially having to adjust the toe piece height as the sole begins to wear, but other than that, shouldn't be a problem.

will this boot work for 135lb male who is...

Pete

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will this boot work for 135lb male who is a competitive big mountain skier. who skis at the ski area and in the backcountry

Sandy Brown

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It should be great, assuming a good fit to your foot shape. The flex is stout, both forward/back and laterally. Approx. 130 if you are comparing with other brands.

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