The Tecnica Mach1 LV 105 W Ski Boots deliver serious downhill performance in a low volume fit that will delight anyone who's ever had to dial their skiing back because of sloppy heel retention in ill fitting boots. The 110 flex is ideal for advanced riders getting after it in the resort without ever feeling punishing, and the fully heat moldable Performance C.A.S. Liners and C.A.S. shells help you and your bootfitter get the fit tweaked to perfection. Comfort, precision, and performance; you can have it all with the Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 Ski Boots.
Last: 98 mm – A narrow last designed for utmost precision and/or lower volume feet.
C.A.S. Shell – Custom Adaptive Shape shells are anatomically formed around the heel and problem areas at the factory. Common punch zones are plainly marked with a dot grid pattern on the shell, and the new polyether and Triax 3.0 shell materials offer improved stability when heated.
Flex: 110 – Power transmission and control in all terrain for intermediate to advanced all-mountain skiers, or lighter weight expert skiers.
Performance C.A.S. Liner – C.A.S. liners are anatomically shaped for optimal comfort and great heel hold. The dual density micro-cell material is durable, easy to customize, and has a low pack-out rate maintaining a great fit over a longer period of time. For unmatched personal customization the C.A.S. liner can be thermo-molded, punched, and ground.
Celliant® Insulation – Celliant is powered by 13 thermoreactive minerals that convert body heat into infrared energy. Infrared penetrates deep into the tissue to increase circulation, oxygen and blood flow. This results in improved performance, thermal regulation and faster recovery.
Shell – C.A.S. Polyurethane
Cuff – Polyolefine - Back Spine
Asymmetric Power Transmission – The inside of the boot is made with thicker plastic to increase support where needed. This provides more lateral power transmission and increased edge grip.
Quick Instep – The instep material is softer making stepping in and out easy and avoiding unnecessary pain, especially at low temperatures.
