Dynafit Ridge Pro Ski Touring Boots - Men

We like how the Ridge Pro keeps transitions simple without treating the descent as an afterthought. The Floating Tongue gives the cuff room to move on the climb, while HOJI Lock brings the shell and cuff together for a more direct skiing platform.

Consider Another Option If

Consider another option if you prefer a softer flex or if minimizing weight matters more than the Ridge Pro's supportive, downhill-oriented construction.

• Fast-paced ski touring with demanding descents
• Longer tours where efficient cuff movement matters
• Skiers who prefer a supportive 120-flex touring boot
• Quick transitions with minimal buckle handling

• Floating Tongue: Slides horizontally with cuff movement to support natural articulation and lets the instep volume be adjusted with a dial.
• HOJI Lock: Links cuff and shell into an interlocking ski-mode unit and transitions through a single rear lever.
• Master Step: Uses extended guide grooves to make aligning the boot with compatible tech-binding pins easier.
• Carbon-Fibre-Loaded Grilamid: Reinforces both the shell and cuff for the supportive construction Dynafit targets in the Ridge Pro.
• Vibram Sole: Adds a rubber contact surface for off-ski travel.

What bindings are compatible with the Dynafit Ridge Pro?

The boot uses Dynafit's Master Step tech interface for compatible pin-style touring bindings. Compatibility is binding-specific, so confirm that the binding manufacturer approves the boot interface before use.

What does the 101 mm last tell me about fit?

It provides a reference for the boot's internal width but does not define its total volume or guarantee fit. Instep, heel, cuff and overall shell shape also matter, so a professional fitting is worthwhile if you are unsure.