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WOMEN’S SKI BOOTS - FR 500 LOWTECH FLEX 90
€260.00
€220.00
The lowest price in the 30 days before the discount was €260.00
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The ideal Alpine ski boot for improving your freeride technique thanks to a progressive flex which helps you cushion the terrain.
BENEFITS
Compatibility
Insert sole, compatible with alpine ski bindings and for hiking
Easy dressing
Lycra lining helps when taking the boots off
Freedom of movement
Skiwalk: 42° movement in walk position to facilitate climbing
Rigidity
The FLEX 90 is ideal for improving your Freeride skiing technique
Cushioning
The 3-buckle collar's superior mobility cushions the terrain better
Warmth
Insulating liner and sole to retain warmth
Fitting comfort
Very good user comfort. Thermoformable liner for superior comfort
Fit
3 micrometric aluminium buckles, wide strapTECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Thermoformable liner
Polyethylene liner, 3 mm thick thermoformable material. By heating your liner, you can compress the foam to make room and increase comfort. Shock Absorber Area system in the heel for cushioning the shocks on bumps or jumps.
How to thermoform your ski boot at home
1- Preheat the oven to 80°C on fan mode.
2- Remove the liners from the shells.
3- Remove the insoles from your liners.
4- Put the liner in the oven for just 5 minutes.
5- Remove the liners from the oven.
6- Put the soles inside the liners.
7- Put the liners back into the boots.
8- Put on your boots and lock each buckle to the mid-way setting.
9- Wait for 15 minutes at room temperature before removing the boot.
There you go, you are ready to ski
2- Remove the liners from the shells.
3- Remove the insoles from your liners.
4- Put the liner in the oven for just 5 minutes.
5- Remove the liners from the oven.
6- Put the soles inside the liners.
7- Put the liners back into the boots.
8- Put on your boots and lock each buckle to the mid-way setting.
9- Wait for 15 minutes at room temperature before removing the boot.
There you go, you are ready to ski
Hook adjustment
3 micrometric aluminium hooks and one 3-position hook on the shin to fit all sizes of calf. Wide strap for powerful and easy tightening of the top of the shell. Walk position on the shin hook (Walk in red) to increase the movement of the collar.
SIZING
Fine foot (last 100 mm), polyethylene heat-moulding liner: 3 mm heat-moulding foam all the way around the foot. Lightweight and comfortable liner. Preformed foam at the ankles. Flexible material so that the shape of the liner conforms easily to the climbing and walking phases. In case of discomfort after a few days of use, it is possible to heat-mould your liner.
WHAT IS THE FLEX?
To provide an indication of rigidity, brands assign a flex rating to every boot. This figure indicates the rigidity of the whole boot: the higher the figure, the stiffer the shell. It is generally considered that a flex of 70 is for average to intermediate level skiers. A flex from 70 to 90 is for intermediate skiers. Beyond this value, the products are aimed at advanced skiers. Heavy builds can, however, go up a level.
How to try on ski boots?
Once the foot is in the boot, fasten the buckles to the midpoint. Can you go further? This means the volume of the boot isn't right for you. Once the boot is closed, you must flex the boots 3 times by pressing hard on the shins (put your hands on your knees to help) and push your heel backwards inside the boot. Stand upright: your foot should touch the end of the shell. When you flex, your foot should move backwards so you can no longer feel the end.
What should you do if you experience foot pain?
1/ Choose a technical skiing sock, fine to avoid areas of pressure and improve blood circulation in the foot.
2/ Choose a sole that is adapted to the shape of your foot to avoid crushing it and it touching the shell. Ask a salesperson in store for advice.
3/ Thermoform your liner.
2/ Choose a sole that is adapted to the shape of your foot to avoid crushing it and it touching the shell. Ask a salesperson in store for advice.
3/ Thermoform your liner.
HOW TO AVOID HAVING COLD FEET?
Although it is often forgotten, drying the liner is the most effective way to avoid having cold feet. Even at -10°C, the foot sweats and the liner cannot dry by itself in its plastic shell, even over several days. Ideally, it should be removed every day. There is the option to use boot dryers that are more convenient because there is no need to remove the liner, you just plug them in!
Weight
25-25.5, 1645g
composition
composition
Upper of: 100.0% Polypropylene; Lining and sock of: 100.0% Polyester; Outer sole of: 100.0% Thermoplastic Polyurethane; Warm lining: 100.0% Polyester
Tips for storage and maintenance
DRYING IN A TUMBLE DRYER POSSIBLE. NORMAL TEMPERATURE, MAXIMUM EXHAUST AIR TEMPERATURE OF THE DRUM 80°C.
MAXIMUM WASH TEMPERATURE OF 30°C. VERY MODERATE TREATMENT.
IRON AT A MAXIMUM SOLEPLATE TEMPERATURE OF 150°C.
MAXIMUM WASH TEMPERATURE 70°C. NORMAL TREATMENT.
IRONING AT A MAXIMUM IRON SOLEPLATE TEMPERATURE OF 200°C.
Storage tips
Dry your boots before storing them. Store them with the hooks closed in a ski boot bag in a warm room.
Restrictions on use
Do not dry on a radiator.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
All Wedze products are conceived, designed and developed in the Mont Blanc Valley. They are then tested under the same real-life conditions of use that you will experience. The design teams ensure that the programme for which the product has been designed and developed matches perfectly with its use in the field.
Warranty
2 Years