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Dalbello Il Moro T Comp ID vs. Il Moro T ID

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lwgp
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Alright, so I'm starting to get sick of my Full Tilts. I got fitted up for some Il Moro's, and I'm pretty sure thats what I'm going to buy. The only thing is, I've seen two versions of the boot, the regular Il Moro T and the "comp" version of the boot. I'm just trying to figure out what the differences are between the two, other than the different top buckle systems. I'd also like to make sure I'm not just crazy because I can't find the "comp" version anywhere on Dalbello's website, and all the online stores I've looked at only seem to have one or the other. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks NS!



Regular Il Moro's.



Il Moro Comp.
Mar 5 2015 4:51PM
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lwgp
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lol sorry for png image on the second one.
Mar 5 2015 4:52PM
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Pipe_Munky
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The "comp" version is a special model that's being sold only in North America. Dalbello's top athletes (Goepper, Russ, etc...) didn't exactly dig the park-trekker cable buckle on the top so if you look at old footage, you'll notice they have a different cuff on their boots.

The problem is, Dalbello no longer makes a boot with a traditional buckle cuff that will fit that shell. What they've done is essentially built a "park" boot out of a KR2 Fusion boot.
Mar 5 2015 5:04PM
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lwgp
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Pipe_MunkyThe "comp" version is a special model that's being sold only in North America. Dalbello's top athletes (Goepper, Russ, etc...) didn't exactly dig the park-trekker cable buckle on the top so if you look at old footage, you'll notice they have a different cuff on their boots.

The problem is, Dalbello no longer makes a boot with a traditional buckle cuff that will fit that shell. What they've done is essentially built a "park" boot out of a KR2 Fusion boot.


ahh it all makes sense now, thanks so much man! K+
Mar 5 2015 5:30PM
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