Dynafit Aero Freetouring TF Ski Boots - 4-Buckle, Alpine Touring, Dynafit Compatible

This is a great boot. Initially I have to wiggle me feet a little to get in, but nothing big. Getting my feet out is a lot easier than most skiing boots. I would like it if the front plastic tongue can be pushed out more for easier entry, but I heard that'll loosen as times goes. Very comfortable and light

The ski/walk mechanism is a bit clunky, and the inside of the shell is not really finished well. Size was a bit small and had bad pressure points for my foot.

great value for a 4-buckle boot. I have a wide foot so the last seemed to be on the narrow side and caused some pressure. one buckle near the toe seemed to be misaligned/twisted from the factory. they are definitely worth trying on. you can always return them.

Seems like a great boot. Haven't tried them on skis yet as it's 100+ degrees right now but they seem to be much stiffer in ski mode than my recent Garmont boots and quite a bit more comfy for my regularly sized feet. The walk mode seems a bit stiff though too. Perhaps this will loosen up with use though. Hard to beat these right now for the price.

Using them for my split-board....still need to get used to them boarding down after a long hike...

I was truly not expecting much, but placed an order for these when they were about [$]/pair. They felt awful straight out of the box, but the thermoform liner molded nicely around my relatively wide feet when warmed and I threw in a spare pair of inner soles lying around. They lack cuff (cant) adjustment, which I usually need, but they seem fine anyway. Perhaps the cuff is already canted - I can't be sure. They also have a nice flex...I don't like an ultra-stiff forward flexing boot and these are just right. Laterally, they're fine. They're not AS burly as high-end boots, but burly enough. (My other pair are Salomon Impact 10s.)4 stars for lack of canting