Dalbello - Cabrio Max Ski Boots 2025 - Grey Black

The Dalbello Cabrio MAX IF combines medium flex, advanced shock-absorbing technology and an extra-wide last for increased volume without compromising on outstanding performance. With a width of 103 mm, the Cabrio MAX IF is the widest boot in the Dalbello all mountain freeride category, providing ample volume for maximum comfort while maintaining excellent fit and balanced performance on the slopes. True to the product line, this boot feels equally at home with its medium flex on and off the slopes, meeting all the demands of an all mountain boot. As for the liner, the IF (Instant Fit) Performer, a Dalbello classic, is incorporated. Equipped with TLG (Total Landing Gear) technology, the Cabrio MAX IF ensures a smooth ride every time. Special inserts under the heel absorb shocks and reduce vibrations, while the rear cuff shock absorbing system provides soft, cushioned comfort on hard surfaces and big air landings. This advanced technology makes every descent more enjoyable, whether you're carving down groomers or tackling challenging terrain.

Features

• Micro-Adjustable Buckles: Permits skiers to precisely "fine tune" buckle closure tension for a more exact fit. With micro adjustment, you can twist the buckle to make it longer or shorter.
• Dura-Grip Replaceable Toes / Heels: Durable high durometer polyurethane compound toes & heels for extended boot sole wear.
• Replacement Toe / Heel Protector: Patented Toe-Heel inserts for lighter, more durable ski-boots. High density special compound insert provide outstanding durability in any heavy usage.
• Inverted Forefront Buckles: Forefoot closure buckles (above instep) are inverted to close on top of the bootshell, not on the side. The top closure positioning prevents buckle breakage and bending during rail slides, grinds, falls, and transitions.
• TLG System: High density elastomeric urethane inserts under the heel absorb shock and reduce vibration. Rear cuff shock absorbing system provides soft, cushioned comfort on hard surfaces and big air landings.