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So I need new downhill boots when I need a break from the backcountry and would like to rip it up in Whistler. In the backcountry I used the dynafit binding system.

Not to sound arrogant, I consider myself an aggressive skier and always looking for the steep stuff.

Can you guys recommend a good stiff boot that would work both in the downhill and in the backcountry that would fit the dynafit bindings? Trying to kill 2 birds with one stone here if possible

 

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Can you guys recommend a good stiff boot that would work both in the downhill and in the backcountry that would fit the dynafit bindings?

Luckily for you, you really only have two choices:

 

The Garmont MegaRides

The Scarpa Matrixes

 

I have the MegaRides. I like them. I generally only use them in the BC, for the resorts I use a pair of Adrenalins.

 

Dynafit will be coming out w/ a 4 buckle Dynafit compatible boot next year, though Lief, the owner of the 5th Season in Shasta skied them and was under-impressed stating they skied poor and didn't yield any more performance then the 3 buckle Aero.

 

Everyone has a different idea of what aggressive skiing is, in my mind if you're really pushing it at the resorts (which I don’t do) you'll probably want an Adrenalin, or whatever Scarpa’s new interchangeable boot is, or an Alpine boot.

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