The Kaliber 120 MV GW BOA enhances skiing performance with a precise and unparalleled fit and a new construction. The entire boot is specifically designed to integrate the BOA Fit system, allowing skiers to optimize the wrap around the leg and foot with micro-adjustments. The bi-injected cuff and shell feature stiffer plastic in the rear for greater power, with softer plastic elsewhere. The 100 mm last offers a more anatomical fit, while the Synapse Pro liner is equipped with woven graphene to help regulate temperature when feet get too hot or cold, and Liquid Fit for quick customization of critical boot areas.
Flex
130/120
Sizes
250/255-...-300/305
Colors
White
Shell
PU
Ergo Balance
Race balance
Forward lean: 12°
Ramp angle 4°
Shape
PV 1850 cc
Shape
100/MV
Size
26.5
Terrain
On piste
Ideal for smooth and groomed slopes, these boots offer stability, control, and precision on compact snow. Perfect for skiers who enjoy carving turns on marked slopes and staying on main trails.
Level
Advanced
Suitable for experienced skiers comfortable on all types of slopes, even at higher speeds.
Flex
Medium flex
130/120
A balanced mix of comfort and performance. Medium flex boots provide adequate support for responsive skiing while allowing some forgiveness. Great for intermediate and advanced skiers seeking control and comfort on various terrains.
Volume
Medium volume
A well-balanced fit that suits most foot shapes. Medium volume boots offer a snug but comfortable fit, providing support and control without being too tight or too wide. Ideal for skiers with medium-width feet.
Balance
Race balance
A forward-leaning boot position that maximizes control and precision for aggressive, high-speed skiing. This position helps expert skiers execute powerful turns and precise edge control on challenging slopes.
Shell/Cuff
PU
A durable plastic material used in ski boots, known for its strength, stability, and consistent flexibility. PU offers reliable performance and support, making it a popular choice for high-performance and all-mountain boots.