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The Tecnica Men’s Dragon 110 UltraFit Boot caters to skiers who want a race-bred boot without all the pain and discomfort. Featuring a high performance UltraFit liner for heat moldable comfort and fit, the Dragon 110 offers a more relaxed, upright stance and easier entry and exit than its pure-bred race boot brethren. Four micro adjustable, super-thin carbon steel buckles and an ultraflex booster strap provide a precision fit and a solid, progressive flex. This boot comes standard with a 110-flex rating, but features tow removable rivets on the rear spine, allowing for flex adjustments to suit your skiing style and individual needs. The bi-injected A.V.S. sole construction provides shock absorption and prevents slippage.
Bottom Line: The Tecnica Men’s Dragon 110 Boot gives you race-inspired performance with all day, everyday practicality.
I believe Tecnica only makes boots up to size 32. Best bet would be to go to a shop, and see if they have a bootfitter on staff. A bootfitter should be able to at the very least punch out the shell in hopes to accommodate you, or find you a size 33 boot.
I found that the Tecnicas over rate their flex indexes, so if you're looking for a specific flex, I would suggest subtracting 10 to get a better idea of how stiff the boot is. The Dragon 120, for example, felt only a little stiffer than my Lange Fluid 100's
Has anyone tried these boots yet? I am looking for new boots this year and because of my high in-sole I am limited to a few brands. I really liked the Dragon 110 while at the ski shop today. I came home to read some reviews, and the Agent keeps popping up. I would consider myself an expert level all-mountain skier. I like to do deep powder, ski bumps, play in the park and launch off of anything I can find (within reason). I am looking for a responsive yet comfortable boot that will perform at an expert level. Any opinions??
If you're looking to do mostly on-piste carving and whatnots, I would suggest the Dalbello Proton 10. I have the same high instep problem, and I found that boot and the Dragons to be the only ones that fit me ideally. The protons are stiffer, cleaner, and I think a better value. If you're going to be in the backcountry, on the bumps, and in the park more often, the Agents are a great boot. They're not as stiff, so they don't transfer power as well, but they're more forgiving in rougher terrain.
Bought my new tecnica dragon 110 ultrafit yesterday and tested today on the slopes. I am very happy about them. they have three levels of flex, and I was quite happy today with middle flex level, which is not declared, but guess was between 90 and 100. My foot is medium-slim, and I am happy with the toebox of 100 mm of these boots. My previous boots were quite large and skiing was not at all easy ...had to close a lot and blood circulation was difficult much better now..of course it takes a decent level of skiing to make sense to have a quite rigid boot. I think I am between advanced silver and gold. The foam is quite comfy, and it did not require a hot forming before wearing them, at least for me..guess it will self adapt in a couple of rides. I used just a pair of thin wool socket, but maybe one can improve to something more specific.. The calf is well blocked and you can take out a small pad behind the calf muscle , or add tiny insert in the shoes...so plenty of small adjustment! They cost around 360 E. I paid 300 euros in a closeout in France , but maybe that one can get a smarter bargain in the after x-mas sales, or on the web. Personally I prefer to stay in the shop half an hour reading something and getting out more or less sure that I will have no hassles afterwards..
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