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K2 Recon 120 Boa Unisex Ski Boots Blue
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K2 Recon 120 Boa Unisex Ski Boots Blue Code: 10H2009.1.1

The Recon 120 Boa ski boots from K2 are designed for men's use and offer excellent support and protection on the snowy mountain. With a flex rating of 120, these boots provide a stiff feel, suitable...

The Recon 120 Boa ski boots from K2 are designed for men's use and offer excellent support and protection on the snowy mountain. With a flex rating of 120, these boots provide a stiff feel, suitable for advanced and experienced skiers, allowing you to control your movements with precision and confidence.

  • Flex rating of 120 for stability and control in...
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Description

The Recon 120 Boa ski boots from K2 are designed for men's use and offer excellent support and protection on the snowy mountain. With a flex rating of 120, these boots provide a stiff feel, suitable for advanced and experienced skiers, allowing you to control your movements with precision and confidence.

  • Flex rating of 120 for stability and control in demanding skiing conditions.
  • Design that minimizes the risk of injuries and offers comfort during use.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
10H2009.1.1

Product Details

Gender
Men's
Colour
Blue

Specifications

Usage
-
Skier Level
Advanced

Skier Level

Advanced
Suitable for those who ski on routes that are marked with a red or black difficulty level.
Elasticity / Flex
120

Elasticity / Flex

It is measured numerically and determines how soft or hard the boots are when we lean forward in the correct position for skiing. For example, those with elasticity from 20 to 60 flex are soft boots suitable for beginners. On the contrary, flex from 70 to 100 have medium to hard elasticity suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers. Finally, from 105 to 150 flex are hard boots suitable for advanced and experienced skiers.
Last
-

Last

It is the measurement in millimeters that corresponds to the width of the boot at the front of the foot.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The Recon 120 Boa ski boots from K2 are designed for men's use and offer excellent support and protection on the snowy mountain. With a flex rating of 120, these boots provide a stiff feel, suitable for advanced and experienced skiers, allowing you to control your movements with precision and confidence.

  • Flex rating of 120 for stability and control in demanding skiing conditions.
  • Design that minimizes the risk of injuries and offers comfort during use.

SkuDescription|Brand

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
10H2009.1.1

Product Details

Gender
Men's
Colour
Blue

Specifications

Usage
-
Skier Level
Advanced

Skier Level

Advanced
Suitable for those who ski on routes that are marked with a red or black difficulty level.
Elasticity / Flex
120

Elasticity / Flex

It is measured numerically and determines how soft or hard the boots are when we lean forward in the correct position for skiing. For example, those with elasticity from 20 to 60 flex are soft boots suitable for beginners. On the contrary, flex from 70 to 100 have medium to hard elasticity suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers. Finally, from 105 to 150 flex are hard boots suitable for advanced and experienced skiers.
Last
-

Last

It is the measurement in millimeters that corresponds to the width of the boot at the front of the foot.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.