Dalbello - Quantum Free Asolo Factory 130 Touring Ski
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The Quantum Free Asolo Factory is the top of the range versatile freetouring boot that combines the best of both worlds: excellent fit, control and power transmition in downhill mode as well as smooth and comfortable walking when hiking uphill. Its innovative, two piece shell and cuff construction make for little weight, anatomical fit and high rigidity. This does not effect the freedom of movement so that the climb is easy and less energy-consuming. The two-piece X dual link cuff allows more than a 65° range of movement! On descents the larger cuff ensures loss-free power transfer, excellent support and ski control. The buckle Power Strap and two dedicated buckles ensure effective and smooth closure and lateral stability. An improved mechanism allows more foreward lean and can very quickly be changed from hike to ride and vice versa. The exclusive IF Touring Pro liner with high density paddings and full lacing offers great comfort, snug heel hold and fit. Of course, it can be adapted to the shape of the foot. A profiled Vibram dual density rocker sole offers good grip when walking and climbing plus smooth power transfer to the binding and ski.
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HVUHZ-
Gender
Men's
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Description / Dalbello - Quantum Free Asolo Factory 130 Touring Ski
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Specifications
- WEIGHT: 1250 g / 26,5
- SIZE: 245-305
- SIZE RUN: Half sizes only
- FLEX: 130
- LAST: 100
- MATERIAL: POLYAMIDE / COMPOSITE/POLYAMIDE / COMPOSITE
- LINER: IF Touring PRO
- BUCKLE: Free Buckles
- STRAP: Buckle Strap 30 mm
More Information
| Ski Mounting Information | |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | AT / Tech, Gripwalk, MNC |
| ISO/Binding Type | Touring (ISO 9523) |
| Weight | 1900 g per boot |
| Last Width (mm) | 100 |
| Flex Rating | Stiff, 130 |
| Closure System | 3 buckles, lace closure |
| Thermo-Moldable | Yes |
| Collection | Ski and Ride Clearance |
Customer Reviews
Rating
4
Great walking, easy transitions, enough support for big skis
Review by
Slim
I was looking for a boot that had easy transitions, a good walk mode, yet still had enough support for my lack of ski skills combined with a lot of leverage (6’5”), and some bigger skis (Wayback 106, 185cm).
The Quantum Free hits all those marks.
Very good range of motion, and lack of resistance in that range. Feels similar to Backlands from when I tried those on.
Since these have a full sole (ISO 9523), they are bit longer in the sole length than most comparable boots, this might make skinning or dry ground walking a bit less comfortable. But does offer full compatibility with all bindings.
Transitions are easy: cuff buckle flips from open to closed, but can stay on the same catch.
Instep buckle can be opened or left closed, personal preference, since there is no tongue, it does not affect range of motion.
Walk mode lever has a little spring loaded hook that locks the lever in place, no matter how hard you fall onto the back of the boot, you won’t op into walk mode.
Hardware seems solid, and is replaceable if needed.
I skied my Wayback 106 inbounds for a few runs and had plenty forward and lateral support (for me). I would definitely not call it a 130 flex, and it is way softer than my Zero G Tour Pro’s, but it walks so much better, and is so much easier to transition, that it is more useful for me as a true touring boot.
Fit was on the short side lengthwise, other than that, nothing stood out to me about the fit.
The Quantum Free hits all those marks.
Very good range of motion, and lack of resistance in that range. Feels similar to Backlands from when I tried those on.
Since these have a full sole (ISO 9523), they are bit longer in the sole length than most comparable boots, this might make skinning or dry ground walking a bit less comfortable. But does offer full compatibility with all bindings.
Transitions are easy: cuff buckle flips from open to closed, but can stay on the same catch.
Instep buckle can be opened or left closed, personal preference, since there is no tongue, it does not affect range of motion.
Walk mode lever has a little spring loaded hook that locks the lever in place, no matter how hard you fall onto the back of the boot, you won’t op into walk mode.
Hardware seems solid, and is replaceable if needed.
I skied my Wayback 106 inbounds for a few runs and had plenty forward and lateral support (for me). I would definitely not call it a 130 flex, and it is way softer than my Zero G Tour Pro’s, but it walks so much better, and is so much easier to transition, that it is more useful for me as a true touring boot.
Fit was on the short side lengthwise, other than that, nothing stood out to me about the fit.
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