Nordica
Promachine 3 130 S | 2027
For skiers seeking the most responsive fit, Nordica worked with their top athletes to update the high-performance Promachine boot with a 98-millimeter; designed for aggressive resort charging.
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99 mm
Designed in collaboration with pro skier Karl Fostvedt, the all-new Revolve KF is one the stiffest three-piece boots in K2’s FL3X lineup. A contemporary take on the old-school Raichle design, the boot utilizes Pebax thermoplastic elastomers in the tongue for a progressive forward flex, has a roomy toe box and is easy to slip in and out of. Liner support is provided by Intuition, with the heat-moldable Pro Wrap liner adding trusted comfort and support. The underside boasts GripWalk outsoles that have a convex shape and ribbed tread to lend extra stability. The outsoles are also replaceable, extending the projected lifespan of the boot for people who are constantly scrambling around. If “Crazy Karl” is willing to put his name on this boot, chances are it will do the trick for you, too.
Last
99 mm
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