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Founded in 1936 in Italy - almost forty years before their Moon Boot® debut - Tecnica has always responded to the needs of outdoor enthusiasts and adventure travelers with quality, technical footwear. Tecnica ski, outdoor, winter and travel footwear has the custom construction and support to suit any excursion. Tecnica has proprietary technologies - like Techni-Dri® to keep feet dry in any climate - as well as Gore-Tex® and its collaboration with Vibram® outsoles, enables Tecnica to outfit adventure enthusiasts with the vital ... Learn more about Tecnicaelement of quality footwear for skiing, mountaineering, hiking and running. With the same dedication to quality, Tecnica also boasts an extensive line of travel, aftersport and fashion footwear features ultimate comfort with practicalities - such as packable, slip-on shoes with airport friendly shanks. Tecnica has the ability to perform the best research and design the best products benefits everyone who walks in their shoes. Fast-packing hikes or dry tooling ascents, new city explorations or aftersport relaxation, Tecnica footwear is engineered with the surefootedness and comfort to explore life.
Average Rating based on 1458 reviews
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Reviewed by Jump on it from NV on Thursday, May 16, 2013After putting 20 days of skiing on these boots I can only say they are the best I have ever skied on. They are the classic de-tuned race boot. I almost bought another pair to store away for future use. The Diablos are very responsive and fit like a glove which can make them a bear to get on but also allows for superior feel and sensitivity. I put all the adjustments on the softest setting and like it like that. I also replaced the factory insoles with superfeet. and lastly I had the boots canted after skiing with them temporarily canted and then checked on the Dal Bello canting device before having them permanently shaved. The boots fit like ski boots do. The same size boot as your regular shoes will feel fine in the shop. But after skiing on them 10 times the inner boot will compress and after 10 more times feel too large. I measure 27.5 and bought 26.5 which were initially a tight fit but now are perfect. This is a race fit. If you want comfort first go with the bigger size but eventually you will end up padding them up and losing some degree of responsiveness. I also bought Blizzard Magnum 7.6 skis. Combined with the Diablos, this is a sweet combo that rips on the hardpack. Tecnica owns Blizzard and the two products work very well together. I moved the bindings back 1 cm to compensate for the ramp angle. They were noticeably more neutral after this adjustment and about right. I am going to try going back another cm and see what that does but will probably end up only 1 cm back of the recommended setting.
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Reviewed by ltg from oklahoma! on Saturday, April 13, 2013Yeah you hear it straight from the horses mouth, the squeaky boots squeak no more! After wearing these boot about a month to clean snow out of the driveway, the squeak went away. I have no problems now with these boots, except they needed to have a better insole. That was an easy fix. These boots keep my feet dry and they are nice looking. So, if you do buy them, give them a little extra time to get broke in.
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Reviewed by Westboy from Oregon on Monday, April 01, 2013Liking them after about 7 days in them. like most boots, it took a while to get used to them (still working on that). They are not as stiff as I was expecting, but seem to be good at transmitting energy to my skis. Definitely a great deal for the price I paid ($230).
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Reviewed by powernap from Hoodoo, Hodag on Monday, March 25, 2013When I bought this boot I was concerned about the low-volume 98mm last, but it turns out these are the right boot for me. I'm a skinny guy so this narrow-width boot fits my foot like they were made for me -- and for the price I paid I can't believe how awesome they are. And I don't think they're ugly...
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Reviewed by Ms Shorty from New Mexico on Wednesday, March 20, 2013I love these boots. Easier to wear than the traditional puffy Moon Boot, but it does have an elevated insole that keeps your foot off the ground and warm. Cute! Fits true to size. I wear a 6/6 1/5 and the 37 was perfect....with socks on.
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Reviewed by JannyLu from Missouri on Friday, March 08, 2013I took the advice of other raters and ordered a half size smaller. The shoes fit great and are super light weight. I am looking forward to getting out of snow boots and into these for some hiking!
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Reviewed by Christi tiger from Salt lake on Thursday, March 07, 2013I thought these would be great however I found that although they were soft and comfortable, they lacked stability. Just standing in them made my feet feel as though they were falling off the footbed.
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Reviewed by Lee from PA on Monday, March 04, 2013Feet have been hurting for years in Dibello's I had. Tried this Technica boot and great boot for causal skier at an incredible price. Comfortable and fits great.
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Reviewed by Hard working woman from Illinois on Friday, March 01, 2013This is the first shoe I've put on my foot, other than Ecco's, that fit great right out of the box. The width was perfect. The length was exactly right. My toes didn't feel crunched and the insoles were really supportive and well cushioned. The day they arrived we'd gotten several inches of wet, slushy snow but they stayed clean and kept my feet dry. I'm on my feet all day at work and chasing children, and my feet felt great after what is now day three of all day every day. Would recommend these to anyone who loves Ecco hiking shoes, but not the Ecco price tag.
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Reviewed by Jill from Englewood, CO on Sunday, February 24, 2013I put these on and started walking!! Very comfortable and no break in required. Slightly on the narrow side which is perfect for my feet!
