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Full Tilt Konflict Ski Boot - Men's - 2008
2008 Model No Longer Available
Full Tilt Konflict Ski Boot - Men's - 2008
The Konflict is Full Tilt’s highest-performing model, arming you with the ability to customize your tactical mountain assaults. Cloned from carefully-guarded Raichle Flexon DNA in a top secret alpine laboratory, then enhanced with an exclusive 3-layer thermoformable Intuition Power Wrap liner, the Konflict is a legend reborn from the exact same molds as its forefather. It has been bred and raised to kill the most demanding freeride terrain with superfly weight, precise lateral response, and super-smooth, customizable flex. Two included tongues offer easily-swappable flex profiles, and replaceable parts mean you can literally ride them until they fall apart…and further. An old, outdated design, you say? Think again. Freeskiing icons like Seth Morrison, Jamie Pierre, and Scot Schmidt credit their impossible feats to the proven cable tensioning system and NASA-developed three-piece design, year after year. They and the other die-hards who once scoured flea markets for abandoned Flexons have sworn never to ski another boot, until now. Put simply, the Konflict could be the lightest and most progressively-flexing big mountain ski boot in the world.
Bottom Line: The Flexon was an icon, and the Full Tilt Konflict is proof.
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sick boots
By: Ian Provo
October 26, 2009
Warm, tons of support, and lightweight. They are almost the perfect alpine boots. Mine had a slight problem in the spring with snow melting and leaking into the boot a little. no biggie.
Do Full Tilt Konflict ski boots provide canting adjustments?
Do Full Tilt Konflict ski boots provide canting adjustments?
By: Boris Matakovic
August 4, 2009
Full Tilt uses swappable plastic inserts at the hinge point to adjust canting. I think the second set of inserts (that come w/ the boots) allow you to add 2-3 degrees of cant.
By: thegrbas1614579
October 4, 2009
Awesome Boots
By: dpu3134230
October 15, 2009
These are the most comfortable and responsive boots I've ever owned. I have wide feet and found the boots to be too narrow initially but once they were heat molded everything was perfect. Very warm as well which comes in real handy when its 15 below 0 on a typical January day in the northeast.
Do they have good quality for the price you would have to pay
Do they have good quality for the price you would have to pay for them?
By: Trev
March 13, 2009
What??
By: thegrbas1614579
October 4, 2009
Awesome Boots
By: dpu3134230
October 15, 2009
These are the most comfortable and responsive boots I've ever owned. I have wide feet and found the boots to be too narrow initially but once they were heat molded everything was perfect. Very warm as well which comes in real handy when its 15 below 0 on a typical January day in the northeast.
I need new liners for my Raichle, Flexon comp G.S racing boots
I need new liners for my Raichle, Flexon comp G.S racing boots . Are replacement liners available ???
By: Ernie Zinter
February 9, 2009
You can try to contact Intuition, but for the money just get a new set of Full Tilts. Full Tilt uses the same molds that Raichle used. Shells are only dated to about 10 years before they start cracking. The plastic gets more and more brittle as it gets older. Raichle hasn't been around for at least a decade now, so you can do the math. If you were to get a new set of Full Tilts and a stiff tongue (which are available) you would be on par with your Flexons. Putting a brand new liner in a outdated shell can be more be risky and expensive than just getting a new set. Get them heat molded, I guarantee they will feel better than your Flexons.
By: Max Neraasen
October 27, 2009
Try contacting Intuition Liners, they make liners for Dalbello and Full Tilt, so they might be able to tell you if their liners will work with your Raichles.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 9, 2009
super narrow
By: Sean Andrews
November 12, 2008
these boots are super narrow.
my foot is size 28 and has a 98mm last, i could hardly get my foot into one wich upset me because i really wanted a pair of Fulltilts...
i went with Dalbello Sports Krypton Pro I.D. and they are a nicer fit. i hope this helps someone...
Need some Raichle Flexons/Full Tilt in 31.5 Mondo. Are they
Need some Raichle Flexons/Full Tilt in 31.5 Mondo. Are they made?
By: karl
January 12, 2009
The biggest I could find, was a 31.0 mondo, or size 13. You could talk directly to Full Tilt Boots to see if they have any though.www.fulltiltboots.comFull Tilt does their sizing a little bit different in comparison to regular ski boots. First, you have to realize that there is no such thing as half sizes in ski boots. Second, you need to know that Full Tilt boots fit about half a size larger (if there were such a thing) than regular ski boots. So, the size 31.0 just might work...
By: D. Joshua Christensen
January 13, 2009
No more shin bang
By: Michael Kern
July 18, 2009
These boots are amazing, I never get shinbang any more and very rarely put on my boot heaters. I will say I have jammed my big toe in them pretty bad but I will take that once a season over not being able to ski. They are extremely light and are great to hike in.
Is there a way to adjust the cable tension?
Is there a way to adjust the cable tension?
By: dan2508772
October 27, 2008
you can move the buckles back-and-forth. this is more than enough adjustment.
By: Gabe Westheimer
November 5, 2008
Comfortable precision
By: spence481972088
February 10, 2009
Love em! To whomever said they were too narrow??? If you take them to a shop and get them molded to your foot the padding is so thick that it makes your foot super comfy. I have big feet/ankles and thought they were too tight when I first got them but after getting them molded they fit perfectly. SUPER LIGHT!!! They are by far the most comfortable boot I have ever owned!
Recommended
By: Orca
December 10, 2008
this is a narrow boot for sure. Wide feet need not apply! Perfect fit for me. Length wise they are almost dead on true to size I take between an 11.5 and a 12 depending on the shoe company and in full tilts I had to go with the 12, so if anything I would say slightly on the smaller side. Right out of the box they were the most comfortable I have ever worn after first day I found the toe box to be a bit roomy for ski boots(I had to go with the 12 due to length of feet) so I heat molded them and they were dead on... If you have narrow feet and want a really comfortable pair of boots I recommend these
A must buy!
By: T-String
December 4, 2008
I haven't skied on these yet but..... they are the most comfortable boot right out of the box I have ever put on. They are ridiculously light, the come with a stiff and soft set of tongues. I changed mine out yesterday, it only took 2 minutes. I know I won't be disappointed. They are less expensive than the Krypton Pro ID but almost the same boot except for a few differences (ie: buckles, weight). They are both 98mm wide. I am going to use these big mountain, park and touring (they are a lot lighter than my old boots so touring should be sweet. Of course they aren't going to be as good as an AT boot, but skiing down will be that much better!)
Why the dont work for me
By: conan
November 13, 2008
I just couldn't get my foot beds in them and get them closed. To bad because I liked the boots, except for the janky buckles. Narrow fit.
By: jay wa
September 27, 2009
your an idiot
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shell Material:
- Plastic
- Liner Material:
- Full Tilt Intuition Pro Liner
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- Yes, fully
- Number of Buckles:
- 3
- Micro Adjustable:
- Yes
- Weight:
- [Pair, size 9.5 w / liners] 8lb, 6oz
- Recommended Use:
- Big mountain, freestyle, advanced to expert
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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