I bought a pair of these back in March and am finally getting around to reviewing them. Love this boot, I replaced my old nordica SP14's with these. These are a very lightweight boot, noticably so. The ability to change flexes is also very nice for park days (few) and more charging days (more). The intuition liner is great, as always. I got them small, and need to get the toes blow out, but other than that a great, meduim volume alpine boot.

Having been a professional ski bootfitter, I know the importance of a high performance, functional ski boot, and this boot is it. The Krypton series unique tongue design allows for almost infinite flex which translates to better control, more stability, and more natural ski control. When a proper fit is achieved skin bang is virtually eliminated. Weather you are hucking cliffs or screaming down your favorite run, you will not find a better boot. I could have any boot on the market, but this one is as good as it gets.

theese boots are amazing. i skiied them for a whole weekend and they molded nicely. only complaint is because of crappy socks. wnext day i used softer nes. worked amazing.

I was looking for a replacement for my Raichle Flexon Comps, and these more than fit the bill. Lightning fast response, comfortable even for my high-arch feet, and great adjustability. I think the only kind of advanced skier they not be good for is someone who regularly hucks off high cliffs. These boots lack absorption on hard landings, even with the antishock footboards. Bottom line: Dalbello makes great boots and these are the top of the line. They're not too hard to find for around $600, which is money well spent in my book.

Great boot for those tired of race flex pain. Rubber footbeds dampen chatter and make my knees happy.Good choice for all mountain fun out West. Plenty responsive for normal humans who don't need a full on WC race boot to impress the girls. Power strap will fail so replace with a Booster and have fun.

ID liner, narrow foot, booster strap, expert fitter and foot bed. Like the flex and customizability but am not impressed with the boot's response. If you ski park and back country powder this boot may be for you but there is a reason it isn't being skied on the WC. It is just not responsive enough. If you are looking for a boot that follows your every whim, look elsewhere.

Dalbello keeps a good thing going by bringing back the Krypton Pro unchanged this season. If you haven't been paying attention the last few years, Dalbello - with the help of Glen Plak - remade and improved the cult classic Raichle Flexon. The simple three-piece shell continues to deliver comfortable performance on two levels: The stepped tongue provides buttery-smooth forward flex to absorb impact, and the low-hinged cuff wraps the skier's calf to transfer energy efficiently to the ski edge for heightened lateral control. Or in dude-speak: they're harsh on your shins. Regarded as the best liner besides custom foam, Dalbello's ID Intuition liners are molded inside each shell to eliminate slop out of the box.