Head Nexo LYT 120 Ski Boots 2020

Head Nexo LYT 120 Ski Boots 2020

STAY LYT

Flex: 120 // weight: 1520g @ 26.5 centimeters // 100mm last @ 26.5 cm

ISO 5355 // GripWalk Available

Lightweight backcountry/downhill hybrid boots have taken over the industry in the last couple years, but Head has truly changed the game with what is really the first lightweight, stiff-flexing downhill boot. The plastic Head uses in these boots is a Polyurethane base with graphine mixed in. As a result, these are by far the lightest true downhill boots out there, and they feel snappier than your classic PU boots too; and before you say anything, this doesn’t come at a compromise of the flex because Head uses a super high-tech form of carbon called Graphene that you can’t find in any other boots. So apart from space-age technology, what else do these bring to the table? They’re definitely a more precise fitting 100mm last, similar to a Lange RX in the forefoot and narrower feeling than a Mach1 or an S/Pro. If you’ve tried on the Head Kore boot the fit is very very similar, the boots are essentially twins, with the Nexo LYT just being the alpine version.

FAQ:

What's the difference between the Nexo Lyt RS and the Nexo Lyt?

Width. The boots are the exact same construction and materials: same foam, plastics, etc. The RS boots will just be narrower throughout and the foot and more snug around the heel, the Nexo Lyts will be a little more forgiving on the sides of the foot. Both are pretty true to their published widths of 98mm and 100mm, respectively. 

Polyurethane/Graphene Shell + Polyurethane/Graphene Cuff

2 Piece Overlap

Designed by: Head // Built by: Head, Czech Republic