Mach BOA MV 100
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Description
Intermediate level skiers with mid-volume fit needs that are looking for a Dialed In precicsion fit -- meet the MachBoa MV 100. With a medium volume anatomically shaped lower shell crafted specifically for the BOA® Fit System, this boot delivers on Tecnica's commitment to performance and fit. With a simple turn of the dial, you get a secure performance fit, while the contoured liner provides exceptional comfort. Stay locked in all day.
Sizes: 24.5 - 30.5 (HALF)
Weight (g): 1790 g
Liner: Ecodesign - Sport - N.F.S. Adaptive
Soles: Gripwalk (ISO 23223)
Shell: PP - C.A.S. with Double Quick Instep
Cuff: PP
Buckles: 2 Micro Adjustable Aluminum Cuff Buckles, Shell BOA® Fit System
Powerstrap: 45 mm Velcro Strap
Forward lean: 14.0°
Skiers that are new to our sport — they are typically less confident and perhaps cautious about their approach to the mountain. These new skiers are typically eager to learn quickly but struggle with controlling turns and speed. Equipment might include shorter, easier-to-maneuver skis and softer / more comfort specific ski boot.
Skiers that have moved beyond the basics and feel more comfortable on the slopes making strong parallel turns with solid edge control. These skiers are exploring more of the mountain and ski the majority of the runs at most resorts, but still improving their skills to take on the hardest runs with confidence. The majority of intermediate skiers can adjust and manage their speed while adjusting to a variety of terrain and snow conditions.