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As precise and powerful as a jungle cat, the Lange Men’s Comp Pro Ski Boot makes other high-performance boots look slow. With a wickedly stiff 120 flex index, the Comp Pro has plenty of power to drive all but the stiffest race stock skis, while the low-volume fit and short flex range combine with an asymmetrical last to give your kickers an intuitive connection to the ski.
- Race-specific flex range engages faster for GS and Slalom turns
- Low-volume 97mm last for race response or very narrow feet
- Neoprene toe box for warmth and elasticity
Bottom Line: What’s better than cougars on pumas? The Lange Comp Pro on your feet.
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Do the Lange Comp custom fit liners need to be heat molded in
Do the Lange Comp custom fit liners need to be heat molded in the shop or do they just conform to your foot's heat during use?
By: traveling boarder
October 25, 2011
Burly
By:
Scott Swallow
March 2, 2010
I have last years Comp Pro and loved it. I've pretty much switched over to tele for good now so I can't adequately review this product. For the 20 or so days I put on them last year, I was very impressed. They love speed and love to be forced flexed.
I am buying a pair of Skis on-line to use with my Lange 120 MF
I am buying a pair of Skis on-line to use with my Lange 120 MF comps. I don't have my boots near me-they are in Ski country and wondered what my sole length is. I forget.
The boot is the 9-10. I dont remember the Euro size.
I vaguely remember 317 or 319 but don't want to get it wrong.
By: bob.willis471147
January 26, 2011
Did they say these were fast?!...
By:
Ian Whalen-Owens
October 9, 2009
Very fast. There response can be alittle overwhelming if your form is slightly off. They definately will help with progressing your skiing ability. I went from a Nordica Speedmachine 12 to these Langes which surely charge harder than no other. They didnt have all the fancy stuff like the Nordica or a Technica, but lets be serious.... its a boot. If you want an aggressive, hard charging boot, no extra gadgets or frills, look no further.
Oh! and be prepared to get thrown off your ass if your not on top of your game.
I have a pair of Lange 120 comp MF the liner says 10-11 but on
I have a pair of Lange 120 comp MF the liner says 10-11 but on the sole of the boot it has 324mm so I want to buy a new pair so what would my size be.
By: bruce
April 30, 2010
At 324mm's you are probably looking at a 28.0/28.5 Comp shell (10/10.5).
Though the actual fit for this boot will be slightly different than your old pair, I'd say 28.5 would be a good place to start.
By: Cory Guru
April 30, 2010
What is the boot sole length of both the 24.5 and 25.5?
What is the boot sole length of both the 24.5 and 25.5?
By: George
October 18, 2009
24.5 is 283mm and 25.5 is 293mm.
26/26.5= 303mm
27/27.5= 313mm
And so on...
By: Dakka
October 22, 2009
Anyone using these Lang Comp Pros as a freeski boot? I've
Anyone using these Lang Comp Pros as a freeski boot? I've tried them on and the seem to fit well. I'm just concerned that with little padding in the liner and none of the freeski features like a shock absorbing foot board these might really beat up my feet and shins when skiing off piste. I've tried the Banshe Pro and Super Blaster but those just don't fit right. Any opionins from those who have tried these in crud, bumps, and ungroomed would be really helpful. Thanks.
By: bigair4me
October 14, 2009
I used a similar boot to this last season as a Snowbird local. It was this year's 'Radical Race' plug with a really thin liner. The liner in this boot is a bit more padded, but still really thin. I've noticed fewer pain problems with thinner liners as long as the shells are fit properly and my footbeds are dialed. Smooshy liners allow my skinny shins to float around a bit more which leads to more instances of shin-bang when I goof a landing. In my opinion, padded heels don't do anything but give shop dudes something to point at when selling boots. I have a Salomon SPK Pro with a big gel pad and have never noticed a benefit. My feet, ankles, and toes have never had a pain problem due to thin liners used while skiing hard on crappy snow. I'm confidant that once the fit of your boot is dialed, you'll really appreciate the performance of these boots.
By: Elias Littenberg
October 23, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Men's Ski Boots than that
Men's Ski BootsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Burly
I have last years Comp Pro and loved it. I've pretty much switched over to tele for good now so I can't adequately review this product. For the more...
Did they say these were fast?!...
Very fast. There response can be alittle overwhelming if your form is slightly off. They definately will help with progressing your skiing ability. more...
- Shell Material:
- ET ZA/ZA
- Liner:
- Custom Fit
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- Yes
- Last Width:
- 97mm
- Flex Index:
- 120
- Number of Buckles:
- 4
- Micro Adjustable:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Racing, aggressive all-mountain skiing, advanced to expert
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year