HOT !SALOMON Stivali da sci Kneissl Flexon Pro

These Kneissl Ski Boots are a must-have for any avid skier. They are designed for men or women and are silver, red and black. They are adjustable to provide the perfect level of flex for your skiing needs. These boots are perfect for downhill skiing, and are a great addition to any winter sports collection. The shell size of the boots is 301mm and they are made to last with high-quality materials. Get ready to hit the slopes with these Kneissl Ski Boots. This is a pair of used Kneissl Flexon Pro ski boots, shell size 301mm (Approx. men's size 8 or ladies size 10) Used lightly (7-10 ski days per year) for about 8 years. Not worn in several years but stored in an indoor climate controlled environment. Lining can be heated and molded to any foot shape, cable closures control forward flex for various ski conditions and skier preferences. All buckles and straps are in good working order. A modern adaptation of the original Raichle Flexon Comp boot RARE and hard to find!!! More information and history from Wikipedia: The Flexon was a downhill ski boot introduced by Raichle in the winter of 1980/81. Based on designs by Sven Coomer, Al Gross and Erik Giese, the Flexon used a unique system to control forward flex in a predictable way, as well as making the boot more comfortable and easier to put on and remove. The basic layout was, and is, generally referred to as a "three-piece" design -- three-piece boots preceding the Flexon included the Henke Strato, Nordica Comp 3 and a dozen other designs from Italian bootmakers. The Flexon was a major success on the pro circuit in the 1980s and 90s, especially among freestyle and mogul skiers looking for better performance and less shin bruising. A series of business mis-steps led to Raichle's demise in 1999, and the Flexon along with it. It remained so popular that the Flexon lived on through a vibrant aftermarket network and online auctions, notably the large collection maintained by free skier Seth Morrison. K2 Sports Purchase the original Flexon moulds, these have since been released under the new Full Tilt brand. Roxa, the Italian boot maker who produces Flexon for K2, also sells the boot under their own name. Numerous companies are now producing three-piece designs.