Dalbello IL MORO
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ShadyHillGroup
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if it fits your foot it is a decent boot. That being said if it fits your foot the krypton pro is a better setup IMO. Replace the top strap with a booster strap and you are set.
JiberishEC
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if its fits your foot i think its a great boot it has the id liner which molds to your foot and feels awesome and also has a bunch of different options with it like shims and two different flex tongues.
it also has the top buckle extra wide and a ratchet buckle like a snowboard which really works a reversed bottom buckle so i doesnt get messed up on rails or anything and the middle one is like on a full tilt boot and keeps you in the boot like nothing else. and i came off of a salomon boot.
it also has the top buckle extra wide and a ratchet buckle like a snowboard which really works a reversed bottom buckle so i doesnt get messed up on rails or anything and the middle one is like on a full tilt boot and keeps you in the boot like nothing else. and i came off of a salomon boot.
CTD
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id say it depends. ive ridden both, and prefer the Il moro 10fold. the pros are definitely a more preformance fit tho, its a better boot for sure for charging big lines and shit.
that being said, both boots are incredibly good.
while the actual shells are the same, ive found the regular liner boots have a really pronounced lip over the heel, which was actually painful landing switch. the same size shell in the ID, NO problems.
The ID liners are really the only way to go, no matter what knryptons you get. they fit amazingly, and are alot warmer/lighter. however, they absolutely NEED heated prior to trying them on. the liners are expanded new, and are wicked uncomfortable outta the box.
im not gonna go into all the details, but the il moros are Nasty freeride/park boots. the upper strap is great. the boot functions fine with just the center strap locked down, and the rachet works to let you run a loose upper strap (for a lighter flex pattern), and then tighten it down, its much stiffer. searchbar it if you want more reviews
that being said, both boots are incredibly good.
while the actual shells are the same, ive found the regular liner boots have a really pronounced lip over the heel, which was actually painful landing switch. the same size shell in the ID, NO problems.
The ID liners are really the only way to go, no matter what knryptons you get. they fit amazingly, and are alot warmer/lighter. however, they absolutely NEED heated prior to trying them on. the liners are expanded new, and are wicked uncomfortable outta the box.
im not gonna go into all the details, but the il moros are Nasty freeride/park boots. the upper strap is great. the boot functions fine with just the center strap locked down, and the rachet works to let you run a loose upper strap (for a lighter flex pattern), and then tighten it down, its much stiffer. searchbar it if you want more reviews
ShadyHillGroup
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yeah probably should have specified that. Il moros are a great park boot yes, but I'd rather the pros for how I ski. Pretty much if you want a boot with softer flex and a little more forgiving get the il moro, if you ski fairly hard I would suggest the pros
Jesus-FlwrSubaru
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I just found out that mt shop is going to start carrying dalbellos, if they fit your foot, they are one of the best boots you can buy, definitely a rival to the FT Konflict, I trust the Buckles more than all the cables in my opinion, plus the top strap comes in handy to get it as tight as it needs to be.
stormtrooper
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i love my ill moro's , and i live in utah and ski pow in them with no problems