2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot
2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot

2027 Lange RS 130 Ski Boot

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Selecting the correct ski boot is one of the most important equipment decisions a racer can make. A properly fitted race boot improves control, edge engagement, power transfer, and comfort while helping athletes develop strong technical skills. This guide explains how to determine both the correct boot flex and Mondopoint size for alpine ski racing.

Quick Navigation: Boot Flex | Boot Size | Fit Notes

Determining Ski Boot Flex

Ski boot flex refers to how much resistance a boot provides when the skier flexes forward. In general, heavier and more aggressive racers require stiffer boots, while lighter or less experienced athletes benefit from a softer flex that is easier to bend and control.

A useful starting point is to compare racer weight to the recommended flex range below. Most racers perform best when their body weight is approximately 10–30 pounds higher than the flex rating of the boot. Skill level, strength, terrain, discipline, and personal preference can all influence the ideal choice.

Race Place Tip: These recommendations are intended as general guidelines. Consult your coach, boot fitter, or Race Place ski expert for personalized recommendations. Ski boot flex ratings can vary significantly between manufacturers.

Ski Boot Flex Recommendations

Racer Weight (lbs) Racer Weight (kg) Recommended Flex
50–80 23–36 65
80–100 36–45 70
100–120 45–54 90
120–150 54–68 110
130–160 60–73 120
150+ 68+ 130–140

Determining Your Ski Boot Size

Ski boots use the Mondopoint (MP) sizing system, which measures foot length in centimeters. Unlike street shoe sizes, Mondopoint sizing provides a more precise measurement for ski boot fitting.

For the most accurate measurement, stand with your heel against a wall and measure from the wall to the tip of your longest toe in centimeters. The resulting measurement is your approximate Mondopoint size.

Because race boots are designed for maximum precision and responsiveness, many racers choose a close-performance fit. Actual fit can vary slightly between brands and models, so we recommend trying on a similar boot whenever possible.

Mondopoint Ski Boot Size Chart

Mondopoint (cm) Europe Men's US Women's US Kids' US
18.0 28.5 11.5
18.5 29 12
19.0 30 12.5
19.5 30.5 1 13
20.0 31 1.5 13.5
20.5 32 2 1
21.0 33 2.5 2
21.5 34 3 3
22.0 35 4 5 4
22.5 36 4.5 5.5
23.0 36.5 5 6
23.5 37 5.5 6.5
24.0 38 6 7
24.5 38.5 6.5 7.5
25.0 39 7 8
25.5 40 7.5 8.5
26.0 40.5 8 9
26.5 41 8.5 9.5
27.0 42 9 10
27.5 42.5 9.5 10.5
28.0 43 10 11
28.5 44 10.5 11.5
29.0 44.5 11
29.5 45 11.5

Race Place Fit Notes

  • Junior racers often benefit more from a properly fitting boot than a stiffer boot.
  • A race boot should fit snugly without causing pain or restricting circulation.
  • Performance-oriented race fits typically feel tighter than recreational ski boots.
  • Boot flex ratings are not standardized and can vary between manufacturers.
  • Professional boot fitting can significantly improve comfort, performance, and long-term development.

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Quick Specs

  • Age/Ability: U16–Adult / Advanced to Elite Racers
  • Flex: 130
  • Last: 97mm
  • Volume: Low
  • Fit: Race / LV
  • Shell: Polyurethane Ether
  • Liner: World Cup Liner
  • Sole: Solid Race Sole

Description & Features

The Lange RS 130 LV ski race boot delivers a precise 97mm low-volume fit and powerful 130 flex for advanced and elite racers who want direct control without stepping into Lange's 92mm World Cup plug-boot platform. A polyurethane ether shell, polyurethane cuff, and World Cup liner create a close, supportive connection for accurate power transmission and edge control in SL and GS.

Dual Core construction provides powerful rebound and controlled flex through the turn, while Race Flex Adjust gives racers and bootfitters another way to tune boot response without introducing unwanted play between the shell and cuff. Lange's Aero Design further refines the RS platform with streamlined shell geometry and buckles developed to reduce aerodynamic drag.

Features

  • 97mm race-inspired last provides a precise, low-volume fit for increased foot hold and control
  • 130 flex delivers strong support and responsive power transmission for advanced and elite race skiing
  • Dual Core construction promotes controlled flex, power, and explosive rebound
  • Race Flex Adjust allows flex to be softened by approximately 8% with the softer PU plate while maintaining efficient energy transmission
  • Aero Design streamlines the molded shell and buckle profile to reduce aerodynamic drag
  • World Cup liner provides a close, race-focused interface between the foot and shell
  • 50mm Cam-Lock power strap reinforces upper-cuff support and closure
  • Dual canting provides cuff alignment adjustment
  • Premium Footbed provides a supportive platform inside the liner
  • Solid race sole supports a direct, race-focused boot-to-binding interface

Specs

  • Age/Ability: U16–Adult / Advanced to Elite Racers
  • Best Use: SL & GS Ski Racing
  • Flex: 130
  • Last: 97mm
  • Volume: Low
  • Fit: Race / LV
  • Shell: Polyurethane Ether
  • Cuff: Polyurethane
  • Liner: World Cup Liner
  • Footbed: Premium Footbed
  • Strap: 50mm Cam-Lock
  • Adjustments: Dual Canting / Race Flex Adjust
  • Sole: Solid Race Sole
  • Weight: 2165 g

Fit & Performance Technology

97mm Race Fit

The race-inspired 97mm last creates a close, low-volume fit for racers seeking greater foot compression and control. The precise shape reduces unwanted movement and supports direct steering and efficient power transmission without requiring the narrower 92mm fit of Lange's World Cup plug boots.

Dual Core

Dual Core construction combines softer and more rigid plastics to control how the shell loads and releases energy. The construction increases elastic tension for powerful rebound, progressive flex, and responsive energy transfer through the turn.

Race Flex Adjust

Race Flex Adjust uses a plate at the rear of the boot to manage energy transmission between the shell and cuff. Lange's softer polyurethane configuration reduces flex by approximately 8% while maintaining a solid shell-to-cuff connection without unwanted play or energy loss.

Aero Design

Lange developed its Aero Design through wind-tunnel testing to refine the exterior shape of the RS race platform. The Air Flow concept optimizes the molded shell and buckle profile to reduce friction and aerodynamic drag.

RS Race Shell & Cuff Structure

The redesigned RS platform uses increased wall thickness, reinforced internal sole ribs, revised arch geometry, and a larger reinforced rear spine support to increase power and rebound. The cuff pivot location is matched to Lange's World Cup Z platform, while the revised shell geometry is designed to improve wrap consistency and bootfitting precision.

World Cup Liner

The World Cup liner provides the close, supportive fit required for precise race skiing. Its race-focused construction works with the 97mm shell to minimize unwanted movement and maintain efficient power transmission between the foot and ski.

Natural Stance & Dual Canting

Lange's race geometry and Dual Canting system allow cuff alignment to be adjusted around the skier's lower-leg position. Proper alignment supports balanced positioning, accurate steering, and consistent edge engagement.


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