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Dalbello Sherpa T.I. I.D. has been discontinued by Dalbello and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Snow, Backcountry Skiing, Alpine Touring Boots yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
Dalbello's most popular crossover AT/Backcountry/Freeride boot, the Sherpa TI provides all the power and performance to drive even the widest and longest power skis on or off piste. Super lightweight construction, Tech Inserts and touring focused Bio-Stride functionality for superior uphill treks.
Features of Dalbello Sherpa T.I. I.D.:
Low Cuff Hinge Point - High leverage cuff assembly with hinge points mounted approximately 10 cm lower than standard construction boot designs. The LOW HINGING CUFF permits the boot cuff to more easily follow the natural movement of the skiers legs because it has a longer range of forward and rearward hinging motion.
Low Hinging Cuff + Twin Axle Ski Walk Mechanism - SHERPA models feature a high leverage cuff assembly with hinge points mounted approximately 10 cm lower than standard construction AT boot designs. The LOW HINGING CUFF permits the boot cuff to more easily follow the natural movement of the skiers legs because it has a longer range of forward and rearward hinging motion. The Twin Axle Walk/Ski Mechanism compliments the movement range by incorporating two sets of hinges: one hinge for forward flex, and a separate hinge to extend the rearward range of movement.
Quadralock Stability Pylons - High durometer, reinforced polyurethane Quadralock Stability Pylons provide solid boot to binding interface at 4 points, minimizing sole compression and flex.
Vibram Sole - Lugged, hard rubber, Vibram AT configured outsole with slight rocker for superior grip, excellent walking/climbing traction, and rugged durability.
Alloy Tech Inserts - For fitting compatibility with select Alpine Touring Bindings requiring special metal inserts at the boot toe and heel interface, Lupo & Sherpa T.I. tech inserts are cast as a solid piece of steel-alloy with uniform dimensional and structural characteristics seamlessly integrated into the boot during manufacturing.
Alu Buckles - Micro-Adjustable - Lightweight, durable ALU Buckles are metal banded and strategically flush-mounted to the boot to avoid damage from environmental elements: i.e. boulders, rocks,ice, etc. Snap Catch Delrin insert on top buckle keep cuff buckle connected when lever is opened to temporarily loosen the boot .
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Dalbello Sherpa T.I. I.D.
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