Dynafit Aero Boots

What's the word on the new Dynafit Aero boots? Are these going to be available in the US anytime soon? Has anyone seen these yet?<br><br>I tried contacting Dynafit via their website, but I couldn't find any contact information. -- I'm going to try harder after I post this..<br><br>These boots were not available for testing according to Couloir and Backcountry magazines. According to the product description, it sounds like the boot has a nice balance of touring comfort with good ski performance. And the new easy-step toe piece sounds nice.<br><br>

Just got this info from Life-Link:<br><br>"We were just testing the Dynafit Aero this year and only brought in a small number from Europe. All that are due to arrive next month have already been sold."

And from Backcountry.com:<br><br>"I am sure that our buyers are trying to get their hands on some. Unfortunately I have not heard a date when they are suppose to be avaliable."

Maybe try to buy some from Europe, like telemark-pyrenees.com? Or another online European retailer that ships to the US?

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Thanks guys.<br><br>But, I'd like to try them on and compare flex with the Megarides before completing an overseas order.<br><br><br><br>

I looked into this earlier in the season when I was in the market for a Dynafit-compatible boot, and could find only very little info. The new guides for stepping into the Dynafit toe pincers look interesting, and overall the boot looks like a nice synthesis of the best features from the TLT4 Pro and the TLT-700. <br>The most info I could find from any Euro or U.S. shop was from telemark-pyrenees, even though they don't plan to carry the boot. (Yes, that's how helpful tp is -- they provide more info than other shops, and even the U.S. distributer, despite not even stocking it.) Their understanding was that it's stiffer than the 700, but softer than the Mega.<br>