Full Tilt
Drop Kick Pro Ski Boot

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Drop Kick Pro Ski Boot

Full Tilt designed its Drop Kick Pro Men’s Ski Boot for progressive freeskiers pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on skis. Being the lightest freestyle boot on the market, the Drop Kick checks in at just 1920 grams per pair so you won’t feel like you have a couple of bricks strapped to your feet when you’re in the air. Of course, the Drop Kick wouldn’t be a Full Tilt boot if it didn’t have a three-piece shell design with a removable tongue for infinite forward flex. This unique design also helps eliminate shin bang, so you don’t have to worry about bruised shins taking you out of the game for a few days.

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Progressive freestyle boot for free-thinking freeskiers
6/90 flex tongue included for a forgiving, playful feel
Pro wrap Intuition liners for a snug, warm fit and feel
Shock absorber footbed helps reduce foot fatigue
Tool-less forward lean adjustment and cuff alignment
Item #FLTO03Q

Shell Material: TPU, Grilamid
Flex: 90
Last Width: 99mm
Buckles: Widetrack
Buckle Material: aluminum
Lean Angle: 2 forward lean edged included
Liner: Pro Wrap
Thermo-moldable Liner: yes
Binding Compatibility: alpine
Sole: single material heel
Claimed Weight: 4lb 3.7oz
Recommended Use: freeride/powder skiing, park & freestyle skiing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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2 out of 5 stars

January 12, 2021

The tilt isn?t great

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Size Bought:: 24.5
Height:: 5' 3"
Weight:: 150

Skied one day in these boots and have serious buyers regret. They hurt so bad, I had to take them off after several runs. After rearranging socks and loosening, I was able to get in two more runs. My daughter suggested walking in just liners in house. I have to say, if I had done that at ski shop these would not have made it home. They just feel terrible. Taking them to shop to see if punching out helps. Oh how I wish I had not purchased.

carol d