Dynafit AT tech fitting compatible 4 buckle boots, very good condition, $300 +shipping

Boots have Gfit heat moldable liners in them, have the Dfit heat moldable liners as well, you choose one or the other.

These are one of the lightest 4 buckle boots on the market, they are great boots but are tight on my feet. No shell mods have been done. Liners each have been molded once, they can be reheated several more times.

http://www.amazon.com/Dynafit-ZZero4-C-T...eywords=dynafit

What is the boot flex?

From my experience skiing them its between 110-120. Probably closer to 120 with the carbon stringer. The flip side is you switch to walk mode and undo the top two buckles and they climb/walk very well.

They are so light on your feet you hardly notice them.

Make you a package deal, these and the Naxos for $500 + ship

Since I'm new to AT, I'm still researching exactly want I want/need for boots/bindings. I am looking at mounting AT bindings on a slider plate (not rails) for Blizzard The Ones. A friend who lives in Utah has done this with success for Dynafit bindings and Scarpa boots.

I am also double checking my mondo size.

I use a swap plate on most all my skis, allows the use of an AT clamp or Alpine clamp.

The only slider plates I know of are the Dfit slider/adjustment plates for their race binding that have no adjustment built in.

The NAXOs are no tool adjustment BTW and you do not have to take off the binding to switch to tour mode like you do with Dfit. A minor point.

Do the paper size check at home for both feet. Length and forefoot.

If it were me I would go tech clamp system all the way.

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