Dalbello Krypton Pro vs Il Moro T

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So I've been trying to get a pair of new ski boots for this season. I was originally looking at the Salomon Shogun but the shop sold out and can't get anymore. So I've been looking at the Dalbello boots. I'm torn between the Krypton Pro and Il Moro Tanner hall. I would say I'm more of a park skier but definitely prefer to be on my pow skis. I have been to a boot fitter and everything, I know my size and last. Basically just wondering what experiences you guys have had with these boots?
 
I just got the T and love it so far . Comes with two toungues so on those park days you can wear the soft one and when you get out you can change them up and put in the stiffer one. The T also comes with an intuition liner so it is fully moldable. Also I really like the ratchet system instead of a power strap to get the boot snug to your leg.
 
intuition liner is one. otherwise I would probably go with the regular Il Moro because I'm not too into the look of the T Hall one, but the liner is a deal breaker
 
The il moro ID does not have the intuition liner while the il moro T does have it. That is really the only difference.
 
I have the krypton pros and absolutley love them. i have the c(softer) tongue in and it is perfect. I am not a fan of intuition liners cause the don fit my leg right due to the face my leg is not a perfect circle.
 
They are prett much identical boots. The Pros are stiffer than the II Moros, but you can easily change the flex with the stiffening shims and by swapping the tounges. Do the pros that you are looking at have the Intuition liner? Those liners are $$ best liner out there imo. Im a fan of the traditional buckle and powerstrap over the rachet. Ive seen too many of the rachets strip out.
 
Ask your shop if they can custom order the intiution liner for you. I have Krypton Rampages from a few years back and got the intiution liner for them. I don't think there is much difference between my current setup and the newer models you mentioned. Doing this could save you a good chunk of $$ by getting an older Krypton, or any of these models, with a worn out liner, and getting a brand new inuition through your shop.
I believe the liner cost me somewhere between $100-150, that + an old boot which you would just use the shell from would run a lot less and fit the same as the newer models.
 
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