Room to move. Ready to ski.
A good touring boot earns its keep on both sides of the ridgeline. The Dynafit Seven Summits combines room across the forefoot, freedom of movement on the climb and progressive support for the descent. For skiers who need a little more space up front, its 104 mm last and heat-moldable liner offer a useful starting point for a fit worth spending the day in.
Release the Speed Lock lever and put 60 degrees of cuff rotation to work on the approach. Stretch out your stride across rolling terrain, then keep moving as the skin track climbs. Quick-Step-In tech inserts help you line up the toe pins when it’s time to click in.
At the top, lock the cuff into ski mode and snug up the three micro-adjustable buckles and power strap. The polyurethane shell delivers a progressive flex as you drive into the tongue, giving you support for the turns you climbed for. Straightforward adjustments keep the focus where it belongs: on the tour ahead.
Weight Reference: 1,495 g (3 lb 4.7 oz) per boot, size 26.5
Last Width: 104 mm
Liner: Dynafit Seven Summits CR, heat-moldable
Shell: Polyurethane (PU)
Cuff: Marfran
Spoiler: Grilamid® Driving Spoiler 2.0
Closure: Three micro-adjustable buckles and Velcro power strap
Ski/Walk Mechanism: Dynafit Speed Lock
Cuff Rotation: 60°
Forward Lean: 15°–18° in ski mode
Binding Interface: Dynafit Quick-Step-In tech inserts
Outsole: POMOCA, ISO 9523 touring sole
Color: Shocking Orange/Overcast
Origin: Italy
Manufacturer Item Number: 08-0000061947
Speed Lock ski/walk lever
Release the cuff for the climb, then flip the lever back into ski mode. A locking hook keeps the lever from opening if it takes a knock on the descent.
Wide forefoot and heat-moldable liner
The 104 mm last gives you room across the ball of the foot. A bootfitter can heat-mold the Seven Summits CR liner to ease pressure around individual hot spots.
Quick-Step-In tech fittings
Guide notches at the toe help you line up the pins when stepping into a tech binding.
POMOCA touring outsole
A lugged rubber sole gives you traction when the skis go on your pack and the climb continues on foot.
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