Description
If you feel the need for speed, you'll love the Vector Evo 90 boots. Designed to suit advanced female skiers, the frame transfers energy to the rear of the shell, so the flex feels a little stiffer. Liners and shell are custom mouldable to fit your feet exactly. Micro-adjustable buckles fine tune the fit while minimizing pressure points.
- Bi-injected multi-density polyurethane and polyamide shell provides comfort, excellent energy transmission and is easy to put on.
- Women's specific liners and shell are custom heat mouldable.
- Micro-adjustable buckles with one Supermacro ratchet adjust with the push of a button and are designed to minimize pressure points.
- Flex adjustment mechanism lets you choose between a softer 80 flex or a stiffer 90 flex.
Tech specs
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Tech specs
| Ideal for | Downhill skiing |
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Boot/binding compatibility
The boot and binding systems must match for best performance and safe use. |
Downhill |
| Buckles | 4 |
| Lower shell material | Polyurethane |
| Shell cuff material | Polyamide |
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Sole type
Alpine Touring: with tread; compatible with DIN touring bindings. Alpine Touring Tech (Tech): with tread; compatible with G3 Onyx and Dynafit. Downhill: without tread; compatible with freeride/downhill bindings. |
Downhill |
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Forward lean
Forward lean affects a skiers balance. Some boots have a set forward lean angle; some are adjustable. Less lean places your knees in a more upright (almost standing) position, whereas more lean positions your knees forward over the ball of your feet. |
14º |
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Flex index
Indicates how stiff the boots are when flexed forward. Flex ranges from 50 (soft) to 130 (very stiff). Note: There is currently no industry standardized test. |
90 |
| Lace-up option | No |
| Thermoformable inner boot | Yes |
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Hike mode
A mechanism that allows to release the boot cuff to switch to tour mode. |
No |
| Made in | Czech Republic |