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Last spring, Dynafit debuted their downhill-oriented four-buckle Tigard boot which skied like an alpine boot but at 1559 grams was too heavy for some light’n’fast Dynafit diehards. With the Feb. 1 release of the new Ridge Pro Boot designed with…

First look of the Dynafit Hoji Free 110 ski touring boot and comparison with the Hoji Pro Tour, similar but different.

Mod Dynafit Hoji Pro for more forward lean and softer flex.

Review of the long-awaited Dynafit Hoji Free, a freeride touring boot that delivers big on ski performance.

Comparison review of Dynafit Hoji Pro vs Hoji Free ski touring boots, both would work fine for backcountry, Free is much stiffer, with less volume.

With increased stiffness and binding compatibility, the Hoji Free fills a cross-over slot that many skiers charging harder than I have been clamoring for.

Hoji ski touring boot does not fit most crampons, but the Tecton toe cramp works, and one wonders why it can’t be modified.

Modifying the Hoji Pro ski touring boot power strap, removing Dynafit strap and add longer version.

Review of Dynafit Hoji Pro Tour ski touring boot, excellent marks, wide fit at toe, narrow at heel, all around performance.

First look review of Hoji Free ski touring boot, same systems as Hoji Pro but optimized for freeride and alpine skiing.

How to modify Hoji Dynafit ski touring boot, add buckle to power strap for stiffer perforance, diy.

Comparison of Hoji Pro Tour and Dynafit Vulcan ski touring boots, measurements and weights including liner last width and ideas about cuff angles.

Using Dynafit Hoji ski touring boot with Fritschi Tecton or Vipec Evo bindings, not recommended, we show why.

How the Hoji Lock works on the Dynafit ski touring boot, preventing

On snow test of Dynafit’s new backcountry ski touring boot, the Hoji Pro with improved lean lock one-motion.

Hoji Pro ski touring boot quiet launch to begin January 2018, 500 pair for sale, early adopters unite.

Hoji Pro Tour and PX by Dynafit, new ski touring boot may prove to be a game changer for the backcountry, due to multiple features.

  Just $50 at a garage sale with only two broken buckles, my first backcountry ski boots (Garmont Radiums) were transformative compared to the two-mondo-sizes-too-big tele boots I had been using. I sometimes couldn’t tell the difference between walk mode…

The launch of the completely redesigned Scarpa Maestrale family largely flew under the media radar last fall. That’s surprising given that the Maestrale has been the best-selling AT boot of all time. Maybe it’s because it doesn’t look that different?…