Type: Ski Boots
Brand: HEAD 2022 model little kids ski boots 17.5 mondo about US size 10 little kids
revolution in kids' boots this comfortable, cosy and easy to use lightweight boot features a natural stance and geometry for fun fast progression.
The Z1 is a revolution in kids boots, providing a comfortable, cosy and easy to use geometry and stance that makes learning to ski accessible and fun. The kid specific technologies are three-fold: Our Jr. Hi-Top delivers instant rider to ski power transfer for easier turns, while a more relaxed forward lean provides a comfortable and hassle-free stance. Then our Vario Lasts perfectly mirror the development of kids' feet for added comfort and enhanced performance and DuoFlex gives kids a natural, centred balance and control for a reactive flex that feels smooth.Colors:
Yellow/blackSHELL: SL
Liner: Junior liner
Tongue handle
Comfort footbed
Buckles: 1 low profile plastic buckles
Features: Natural kid stance
Jr high top tech
Duo flex
Vario last
Easy entry shell construction
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