Tecnica

Mach1 MV 105 Ski Boot - 2025 - Women's

C.A.S. technology allows the boot's liner to be molded to the unique shape of your foot. This customization enhances comfort by reducing pressure points and improving overall control while skiing. A better fit means you can ski longer and with more confidence, making your experience on the slopes much more enjoyable.

The flex rating indicates how stiff or soft the boot is, with a rating of 105 being medium to stiff. A stiffer boot provides better power transfer and support for aggressive skiing, while still allowing some flexibility for comfort. Choosing the right flex based on your skiing style and ability can significantly enhance your performance and enjoyment on the mountain.

GripWalk is a specialized sole design that improves walking comfort and grip. With a rubberized tread, GripWalk soles offer better traction on snow and ice, making it easier to walk in your ski boots, especially when moving from the parking lot to the ski lift. This feature is particularly beneficial for skiers who value convenience and safety while navigating snowy terrain.

T-Drive Technology enhances the connection between your ski boot and ski, improving energy transfer and responsiveness. This means you can maintain better control and stability, especially at high speeds or on challenging terrain. If you’re looking to elevate your skiing performance, boots with T-Drive Technology can make a noticeable difference.

The "last" refers to the mold used to shape the boot, and the "last width" indicates how wide the boot is at the forefoot. A last width of 100mm is considered medium, which is designed to balance performance and comfort for skiers with medium-volume feet. Understanding last width is crucial for finding a boot that fits well, providing the necessary support and comfort while skiing.

A flex rating of 105 is ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a balance of power and maneuverability. If you enjoy aggressive skiing and need support for high-speed runs, this flex rating may be suitable for you. However, if you prefer a softer boot for more relaxed skiing, you might want to consider a lower flex rating. Always try on boots to see how they feel and perform based on your skiing style.