The Cabrio LV 130 is great for aggressive freeride skiers seeking a stiff boot to conquer steep, high-alpine lines. The shell features Dalbello’s staple, three-piece construction with an updated fit and a large, polyurethane tongue. This innovative tongue is the heart and soul of the Cabrio LV 130. It enables effortless entry and exit, reduces instep pressure and, most crucially, provides an extremely progressive flex that allows riders to tackle big impacts without bottoming out “The Cabrio LV Series, as the name suggests, offers a low-volume fit with a 99-mm last,” explains Dalbello Product Manager, Riccardo Bonatti. “The main difference from the previous generation lies in the toe box area, which has been reshaped to improve versatility and lowered to increase precision.” This refinement in fit is further enhanced by Dalbello’s Dynalink system, which securely locks your heel into the pocket via buckle placement on the pivot point—a new feature that boosts control, power and overall skiing confidence. For better edge-feel and flex, Dalbello incorporates its powerband, a sturdy elastic band that stores and returns energy through each turn for a more engaging ride. The liner’s 3D wrap tongue mimics the tongue on the shell, with improved comfort during big impacts and facilitation of easy entry and exit. On the exterior, the liner utilizes PuRE—a recycled PU coating—for significantly-enhanced energy transmission when driving turns. Whether you’re charging through chop, floating through powder or sending it off natural features, this boot has got your back, inspiring confidence to go bigger than ever before.