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We check whether the 100 mm last and volume suit forefoot, heel and instep rather than copying a street-shoe size.
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Tecnica Mach1 MV 130 TD2 GW Ski Boots 2026/2027
High-performance ski boot with 130 flex, 100 mm last and highly customisable C.A.S. shell. For full performance, we recommend professional sizing and fit assessment by SF Sports Bootfitting.
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Tecnica Mach1 MV 130 TD2 GW Ski Boots 2026/2027
SF Sports Bootfitting
Tecnica Mach1 MV 130 TD2 GW: precise performance with a customisable fit
For highly experienced, performance skiers with medium-volume feet who want powerful support and direct control. The 100 mm MV fit is not a universal comfort promise: volume, length, heel hold and mobility determine whether it truly fits.
Use C.A.S. precisely
The C.A.S. shell and liner support targeted modifications only where the foot needs space or hold.
Tune the setup to the skier
Flex, forward lean, spoilers and footbed can be coordinated with technique, mobility and intended use.
Technical data according to Tecnica
Tecnica combines a medium-volume performance fit with T-Drive 2.0 and extensive C.A.S. customisation.
Last / volume100 mm / MV
Flex130
SizesMP 24.0–31.0
Weight1,905 g per boot
SoleGripWalk, ISO 23223
Shell / cuffPU C.A.S. / co-injected Grilamid-carbon
Manufacturer data; fit and perceived flex are individual. View product data at Tecnica.
A strong choice if …
- you ski very actively and can control a stable 130 flex.
- your foot has medium volume and a regular to medium-width forefoot.
- you want precise heel hold and an adaptable performance boot.
Consider another boot if …
- you want a soft, comfort-first boot for relaxed skiing.
- your foot is distinctly narrow or wide—compare LV or HV first.
Find the right size and fit
- Measure both feet: length, width, instep, heel and pressure points.
- Check the shell fit: street-shoe size alone cannot confirm length and volume.
- Plan fine tuning: adjust liner, shell, footbed, spoiler and stance only where required.
Available sizes
Orderable Mondopoint sizes are shown above. We recommend measuring your feet rather than adding room for thick socks.
What professional bootfitting adds
The goal is stable heel hold without unnecessary pressure and a stance that lets you load the ski cleanly.
Size and volume check
Measure both feet, inspect shell fit and compare MV with alternative volumes.
C.A.S. customisation
Heat-mould the liner and selectively punch or grind the shell only where needed.
Footbed and setup
Stabilise the foot and coordinate forward lean and spoilers with mobility and technique.
Book bootfitting instead of guessing
For an initial assessment, provide both feet’s length and width, previous boot and size, ability, body weight and known pressure points. Final fit must be checked in the boot.
Frequently asked questions
Which foot width suits the Mach1 MV 130?
Tecnica specifies a 100 mm last and medium volume. Instep, heel, size and overall foot shape matter as well.
Is 130 flex right for every strong skier?
No. Weight, technique, mobility, temperature and use influence the right stiffness.
Can the boot be customised?
Yes. The C.A.S. shell and liner are designed for targeted work; tongue, spoilers and footbed can also be tuned.
Should I order a larger size?
Not automatically. Performance boots are chosen with Mondopoint, shell fit and foot volume. Excess length reduces hold and precision.
How does MV differ from LV and HV?
MV means Medium Volume. The Mach1 MV 130 has a 100 mm last; LV is narrower and HV offers more volume. Instep volume and heel hold matter alongside forefoot width. Compare the fits by trying the boots on and checking shell fit.
What does T-Drive 2.0 do in the Mach1 MV 130?
T-Drive 2.0 connects the shell and cuff, supporting a smooth, progressive flex and power transfer. It complements the right boot shape but does not replace an individual size and fit assessment.
Will the GripWalk sole work with my ski bindings?
The ISO 23223 GripWalk sole requires bindings approved for that sole type. A binding intended only for ISO 5355 alpine soles is not automatically suitable. Have the exact combination and binding settings checked by a specialist before use.
What should I bring to a bootfitting appointment?
Bring your usual ski socks, existing footbeds and, if possible, your previous ski boots. Information about ability, body weight, intended use and pressure points is helpful. For a binding check, bring your skis with their bindings as well.
SF Sports
Why buy from SF Sports?
Specialist advice
We match the product to your skiing, equipment and intended use instead of recommending by model name alone.
Race experience
Our recommendations are shaped by practical experience with performance equipment, race service and demanding skiers.
Clear product choice
If another model fits your use better, we say so. The best choice is the one that actually suits you.
Service after purchase
We remain available for questions, setup, fit and practical adjustments after purchase.