So he finally got his boot:
http://friflyt.no/Ski/Dynafit-Vulcan
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So he finally got his boot:
http://friflyt.no/Ski/Dynafit-Vulcan
^ Awesome
God i wish i could read that...cant wait..love my titans..think ill love this one even more.
And now you can...mostly anywaysQuote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
http://translate.google.com/translat...Vulcan&act=url
That boot looks sick but why not put replaceable soles on the boot? I have currently skied in factors for the past 3 seasons and am about to be on my third set of soles. This is mainly due to riding sleds with them on but its nice to switch the sole blocks out opposed to having to replace the whole boot when the sole wheres out.
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Originally Posted by MTslackcountry
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Originally Posted by Canada Guy
Hey fuck that, if I'm buying new boots, they better have flekstunga!Quote:
Vulcan will be stiff NOK also without flekstunga, he says
Does that mean flexible tongue?
So does the Vulcan replace the Titan or compliment the Titan, positioned between the Titan and the TLT5?
Can't really tell in the pictures but they might have the replacable bits like the TLT5 does. Maybe Frederico can answer that.Quote:
Originally Posted by MTslackcountry
Replaceable "bits" on TLT5s? Define "bits." Tell me more.
Replaceable soles require additional structure and additional weight. This new line of "One" boots uses TLT5's lightweight integrated cuff buckle/downhill lock system. Why add the weight and structure for replaceable soles to such a simple and uncluttered design? If you want replaceable soles you must not be too concerned about weight and simplicity, so just get Titan or Zzeus. I figure that by the time my TLT5 soles are trashed from spring touring/scrambling, the rest of the boot will be equally trashed.
Lou pooh poohs the metatarsal flex. I like it, especially when hiking and scrambling. (Not a big deal when skinning). Whether people want it is a matter of personal physiology.
After fondling some TLT5s I was under the impression that there was a little nub at the toe that could be replaced. That was a while ago though, perhaps I'm mistaken?
I think I heard last year that you can get replacement TLT5 soles from Dynafit that a resoler can install on your TLT5. Not sure if it is just the yellow part of the sole, or the whole sole.
Cool. I'd like to hear more info about that, harpo. Anybody?
These One boots with the same integrated cuff/downhill lock but adding a 3rd buckle and beefier shell is a great idea. Lauds to Dynafit for using the TLT5 technology in a more practical touring boot. I'd prolly look at the One PX or maybe Mercury cuz I don't need nor like too stiff a touring boot. Hope I won't be shopping for new touring boots for another couple seasons. 50+ touring days so far on my TLT5's and they are all scratched to shit and soles have some wear but the boots ski, tour and hike just fine, like new.
It's not all bad news...Quote:
Originally Posted by kidwoo
"These are better to drive than any of the firespenners randonnéestøvlene on the market, while having better gåfunksjon and easier, says Federico Sbrissa confidently."
Well, I guess gåfunksjon is good enough if there isn't any flekstunga.
Someone has been taking classes in Norwegian :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
According to article the Titan UL will remain, as will the TLT5 (with some minor mods, as adjusting of forward lean).Quote:
Originally Posted by Lakelander
Most of the Zzero-series will remain, and they're also introducing a cheaper DyNA.
That's a lot of boots.
Almost; I think they mean that the tounge is detachable, but that it is the tounge that gives the boot it's stiffness when in downhill mode. As opposed to the "One", where the stiffness comes from the shell itself. That's what it says anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by kidwoo
Gåfunksjon: walking mode
Gåutslag: refers to the movement of the cuff in walk mode
"adapted to all turbine dressings, including Mark Duke and Solomon said". :biggrin: : turbine dressings should be touring bindings. It will work with duke/guardian
TLT5 without bellows sounds like money for us wide footed guys that need to punch the boots! Sav one old pair that had gone to the shitter because the plastics had separated in the toe few days after a punchjob..
Awwww shiiiiit! They done it now.
Introducing the Hoji Vulcan, now with more flekstunga.
Flekstunga is tongue as some probably have understood.
And yeah, it also says that it will fit will Dukes/Barons/Salomons...
Kind of a fail to post a thread for a boot we've been asking for, from a dude who is a living legend, and then you spell his name incorrectly. Done being the spelling police now.
Cheaper DyNa might equal TLT5 without flexzone, (also without powerstrap and tongue). Cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by esagen
According to Dawson it's a whole new line of boots called "One." I assume they're keeping the other line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lakelander