Dynafit TLT 6 Mountain CR
Model year: 2015
Sizes: 25.5-30.5
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Strengths:
A wear color with relatively light weight in its class that never gives up
Easy to form outer shoe by filling the boot with hot water first.
Good alternative for smallest ones
Weaknesses:
soft
The range of yawning
Summary:
Dynafit's string green TLT 6 with or without carbon fiber shaft was and still is a well-liked boot in the summit context. The narrow strap did not appeal to everyone, which when launched the upgraded TLT7 resulted in a considerably more spacious shoe.
The narrow boot of the boot was a relief for me as I finally found something where I could slip around between two outer edges. The open position is easily activated by opening up the top buckle and lifting a heavy metal spike with the buckle out. The rotation in the cuff is moderately impressive compared to recent years lightweight ski boots. Some friction against the plow means that the power is not transmitted optimally and the somewhat neat range of movement prevents you from pushing the skis out of those extra centimeters at especially on flat ground. At the yoke, the foot is locked with two regular buckles and a strap over the narrow leg, which works surprisingly well. On the variant without carbon fiber, which I run, the flex in the front is soft with a less clear stop later on. With the help of the supplied "tongues", flex in the front and rear can be further stabilized, which, however, means that you need to lug extra parts to wood at the top. The reversal phase from my significantly stiffer and more stable technica cochise 130 was somewhat troublesome in the ride, but the other positive features of the boot such as weight and gait position quickly outweigh the disadvantages in the performance performance when the primary area of application is long peak days with most peaks. The size is slightly small.
These are sold today, 2019, no longer. But can still be used second-hand and become a very good and cheap intro jumper for top trips with tech binding. If the choice of carbon is available I would not hesitate to choose it because of the stiffness.
Model year: 2015
A wear color with relatively light weight in its class that never gives up
Easy to form outer shoe by filling the boot with hot water first.
Good alternative for smallest ones
Weaknesses:
soft
The range of yawning
Summary:
Dynafit's string green TLT 6 with or without carbon fiber shaft was and still is a well-liked boot in the summit context. The narrow strap did not appeal to everyone, which when launched the upgraded TLT7 resulted in a considerably more spacious shoe.
The narrow boot of the boot was a relief for me as I finally found something where I could slip around between two outer edges. The open position is easily activated by opening up the top buckle and lifting a heavy metal spike with the buckle out. The rotation in the cuff is moderately impressive compared to recent years lightweight ski boots. Some friction against the plow means that the power is not transmitted optimally and the somewhat neat range of movement prevents you from pushing the skis out of those extra centimeters at especially on flat ground. At the yoke, the foot is locked with two regular buckles and a strap over the narrow leg, which works surprisingly well. On the variant without carbon fiber, which I run, the flex in the front is soft with a less clear stop later on. With the help of the supplied "tongues", flex in the front and rear can be further stabilized, which, however, means that you need to lug extra parts to wood at the top. The reversal phase from my significantly stiffer and more stable technica cochise 130 was somewhat troublesome in the ride, but the other positive features of the boot such as weight and gait position quickly outweigh the disadvantages in the performance performance when the primary area of application is long peak days with most peaks. The size is slightly small.
These are sold today, 2019, no longer. But can still be used second-hand and become a very good and cheap intro jumper for top trips with tech binding. If the choice of carbon is available I would not hesitate to choose it because of the stiffness.
Model year: 2015
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