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Style: ATTIVA V 8
Advanced to expert. Designed for advanced to expert female skiers with a wider foot, the Attiva V8 will enhance your performance on any terrain under any snow condition. Strong rear and lateral support facilitates ski response for an exact transmission of power.
Features:
- 3 Density Construction
- Rapid Access
- Dual Cuff Alignment
- Flex Adjustment - tool free
- AVS with Grip Sole
- Attiva Velcro Rear Spoiler
- adjustable and removable
- Attiva Heel Cradle
- Magnesium Alloy Buckles
- Easy Move Cuff Catches
- Hinged Instep Catch
- Attiva Scalloped
- Calf Design
- Attiva Calf Adapter Construction
- Lycra Heel Slide Insert
- Attiva Velvet Fleece - tongue
- F.I.T. System Tongue
- Tongue Handle Pull Strap
- Attiva UltraFit2 Liner
- Primaloft Footbed
Peter Glenn Ski Boot Fit Guarantee: Try it on!
Feel free to order our ski boots and try them on. If the unused boots don’t fit, ship them back for free within 30 days. Give us a call and we'll send you a complimentary shipping label.
All boots must be returned in new, unused condition with receipt, tags and box within 30 days.
Questions and Answers
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Q:
"Hi, I was wondering about the actual flex for these boots"
1 Answers | Answer Question
Question by A on 10/27/2011 - 2:58 pm
A:
"The flex on these boots is 80."
Answer by alejandra (Peter Glenn Staff) on 10/27/2011 - 3:24 pm
Q:
A:
"This boot has a two position flex adjuster on the back of the boot that allows for you to adjust the position of the upper cuff part of the boot, making it tighter or looser. It does not change the flex of the boot. For the days, you want to have a more relaxed ride you can loosen it and for days you want to have more control you can tighten it. The overall flex of the boot will not change with this adjustment, you will just have more, or less space in the boot cuff area."
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 10/28/2011 - 11:45 am
