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360Degree Comfort Liner: A well padded liner for good cushioning and comfort. This is designed to be comfortable and warm, not for a tight responsive performance fit. Comfort is job #1. 90 Flex rating: This boot has a flex rating in the intermediate to advanced range and is generally too stiff for beginners to lean on properly and too soft for experts to ski at top speeds. Ski-Walk Flip Lever: The back of the boot sports a lever to be pushed up or down to transfer from walk and ski modes, respectively. The walk mode allows the cuff to slide forward and back, where the ski mode locks the boot in a forward, skiing stance. Macro adjust ladder (SuperMacro): The tooth plate opposite the top buckles can be moved in or out for a huge range of adjustment, and to fit narrow to wide lower legs. Micro-adjustable aluminum buckles: These aluminum buckles can be moved to adjust for size, so if the default position of the buckle and the teeth is too wide or too narrow, you can move it until it fits. 105mm Last Width: This boot has a 105mm width in the forefoot area, and is one of the widest available for ski boots. This width gives wide-footed skiers a chance to enjoy skiing, instead of cramping up and getting pressure points the whole day. Average width skiers will find that this width is very comfortable and warm. Polyolefine Shell: The shell is made up of a super-light, yet fairly durable plastic. It is a softer plastic, so it won't hold up to the heavy beatings of aggressive skiers, but that's not who its for anyway. Beginner and intermediate skiers will love shedding pounds off their feet! Ergo Overlap: The shell has a unique overlap system that allows the foot to enter the boot easier, reducing strain on the foot, and making ski boots the highlight of the skiing experience, instead of the downfall. Roxa Ski Boots: Roxa makes a full range of ski boots sold mostly in Europe. We are currently stocking the cruise and matrix boots, the cruise boots are for beginners and to mid range intermediates and the matrix boots are for the full spectrum of intermediate and lower advanced level skiers. Note about buckling: The Roxas include fairly thick liners and it is better to buckle the lower buckles first which makes the upper buckles close more easily. This method also prevents the plastic overlaps from crossing, which is a common user error. Also make sure the upper latch are in the outer of the 3 positioning holes if you have bigger calves. |
