Fischer The Curv GT 120 Vac GripWalk Ski Boots 2023

The CURV GT 120 is an extremely light, high performance VACUUM fit boot with a secure, narrow fit. The forward lean can be adjusted for different levels of aggressiveness. The same lace-up, thermoformable IFZ Performance liner as found on higher flex models, provides a customizable fit. Individual fit pads can be velcro attached to the liner to adjust fit as needed. The option of VACUUM fitting completes the customizable package. GripWalk® adds security, comfort and convenience.  The Curv GT differentiates itself from competition race boots through the use of GripWalk® soles. These rockered and rubber textured soles enable a comfortable stride and ensure ultimate grip across all types of terrain encountered during a day at the ski resort.  The proprietary Fischer VACUUM material used in these shells delivers impressive ski performance and greatly reduces weight, making for an enjoyable ski day. This shell material has a predictable, supportive flex that does not vary much with temperature, enabling you to ski with confidence. VACUUM shells are also incredibly customizable and allow you and your bootfitter to find the perfect fit.

• Last: 98 mm (low volume)
• Flex: 120
• Weight: 1790 g

• SOMATEC: The natural V-position enables skiers to control their skis with absolute precision.
• 3D Pre Shaped Ankle - Preformed ankle pockets perfectly match the foot anatomy providing a snug comfortable fit.
• Precision Steering: 3D-Cuff and new - based on FE-Analysis - forefoot geometry
• Adjustable Boot Board - A removable wedge in the heel of the boot board lets you effortlessly adjust the ramp angle of your foot so that your stance is balanced, stable and comfortable.
• Adjustable Forward Lean - A newly developed mechanism allows you easily adjust the forward lean by 3°. The more upright 13-14° setting is a more neutral, comfort-oriented stance; the 16-17° angle is better suited to a more aggressive skiing style.
• Buckles: Aluminum GT
• Power Strap: 45 mm
• VACUUM - Perfect fitting at 80°C for the anatomy of the foot for direct control impulses and more rebound through greater elasticity. Greater temperature stability and 15% less weight.