Lange's RX 130 LV boots are at the top of the heap when it comes to boots worn by people in the ski industry, even among those who could ski any boot on the wall. Stiff but oh-so-predictable, with a proven 4˚ interior ramp angle and 12˚ forward lean, the RX 130 LV simply skis better than most anything else out there. For 2018, Lange has upped the ante with a new molding process called Dual Core, which sandwiches a harder layer of plastic between two softer ones. The result is better comfort where the shell wraps the foot and an even smoother flex pattern. The stock liner has also been drastically improved for better heel hold and fit around the ankle pocket, and the fit has been revised to accommodate a wider variety of feet. The Lange RX 130 LV Ski Boots are designed for narrow, low volume feet.
Product Details
Fit
Last: 97 mm – A narrow last for slim and low volume feet.
Bootfitter's Notes – The new Lange RX lasts are noticeably more relaxed in width and instep height than in years past - if you've had trouble fitting in a Lange performance boot before, you may find the new boots much more comfortable.
Flex
Flex: 130 – A very stiff flex suitable for expert level and larger skiers.
Liner
Dual 3D Full Liner – With rear spoiler adjustment.
Shell Materials & Design
Dual Core Technology – A new "Power Injection" method allows Lange to inject two different durometers of plastic simultaneously through 5 injection ports, with the two plastics being directed to specific parts of the boot. The harder plastic goes to the heel, spine and lower shell to retain stiffness, while the softer plastic goes to areas that wrap the foot and lower leg for comfort.