98 mm Low Volume
The foot sits closer to the shell, reducing unwanted movement and improving edge-input accuracy.
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TECNICA MACH1 LV 110
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TECNICA MACH1 LV 110
Tecnica · Mach1 LV · Flex 110 · Performance
Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW Ski Boots – Low Volume Performance
The Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW is for skiers who define performance through precision rather than maximum stiffness. A 98 mm low-volume last, flex 110, T-Drive 2.0, C.A.S. shell and Performance C.A.S. liner create a direct, close-fitting ski boot for athletic skiers who do not need a 130 flex.
98 mm Low VolumeFlex 110T-Drive 2.0C.A.S.GripWalk
Technical Setup
Technical data – Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW ski boots
Last / volume98 mm · LV / Low Volume
Flex110 · Medium / sporty performance setup
Weight1,940 g per boot / half pair
ShellPU · Quick Instep
CuffBi-Injected PP with Backspine
LinerEcodesign · Performance · C.A.S. · Celliant® · Floating Tongue
Buckles4 Micro Adjustable Aluminum with Lift Lock
Power strap45 mm Velcro Strap
SoleGripWalk · ISO 23223
Forward lean14°
Sizes24.0–31.0 Mondopoint
UseOn Piste · All Mountain · sporty alpine skiing
Target skierAdvanced to expert skiers with narrow feet or a preference for precise low-volume support
Core technologiesT-Drive 2.0 · C.A.S. Shell · C.A.S. Liner · Quick Instep · Lift Lock
Performance on Snow
Why the Mach1 LV 110 feels so balanced on snow
Flex 110
Supportive enough for speed, but easier to work than a 130. This can improve control and reduce fatigue over a full ski day.
T-Drive 2.0
The shell-to-cuff connection reduces unwanted deformation and supports more consistent flex across temperature changes.
C.A.S. liner
The anatomical liner holds the heel securely and can be heat moulded, punched, ground or tightened with Fit Kit elements.
Bi-Injected PP Backspine
The cuff provides defined support while remaining more accessible than the stiffer constructions used in higher-flex models.
Quick Instep & Lift Lock
Despite the close LV shell, entry and exit remain practical.
SF Sports Buying Advice
Buying advice: who should choose the Mach1 LV 110
We recommend the LV 110 to skiers who have narrow feet and ski athletically without needing an unnecessarily stiff boot. Strong parallel turns, controlled speed and good edge pressure are enough to benefit from its precision.
It is particularly useful for ambitious piste skiers, coaches who spend long days on snow and technically strong skiers who find the LV 130 too restrictive.
Comparison
Mach1 LV 110 or LV 130?
The LV 110 is much easier to access and less tiring. The LV 130 provides more resistance and is intended for very powerful experts. If you cannot actively flex a 130 cuff, the extra stiffness does not add performance.
Bootfitting
Fitting and bootfitting note
A 98 mm low-volume shell requires careful sizing. Pressure points should not be solved by simply buying a larger shell. The C.A.S. liner and shell are designed for targeted fitting. The liner can be heat moulded at 80 °C for 8 minutes, punched locally or ground by up to about 2 mm.
Use GripWalk ISO 23223 only with compatible bindings. With LV boots, shell check, heel hold and instep height matter more than street-shoe size.
FAQ
FAQ – Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW
Who is the Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW for?
Advanced to expert skiers with narrow feet or those looking for precise low-volume support.
Is flex 110 sporty enough?
Yes. Tecnica classifies flex 110 as Medium. For many athletic skiers it offers enough support while remaining easier to flex than a 130.
What is the difference from the Mach1 LV 130?
The LV 110 is easier to flex and less tiring. The LV 130 is aimed at very powerful experts who can genuinely use the extra stiffness.
What does T-Drive 2.0 do?
It links shell and cuff in a way that reduces unwanted deformation and makes flex more consistent and controllable.
Is 98 mm only for very narrow feet?
98 mm is low volume and intended for narrow feet or skiers who want more precision and support, but actual foot shape still decides fit.
What size should I choose?
Do not select by street-shoe size. Mondopoint, shell check, width, heel and instep must be assessed together.
Can the boot be customised?
Yes. The C.A.S. shell and liner are specifically designed for targeted bootfitting.
SF Sports
Why buy the Tecnica Mach1 LV 110 TD2 GW from SF Sports?
Advice beyond flex ego
We do not automatically recommend 130 simply because it sounds more performance oriented.
Bootfitting expertise
A 98 mm boot only works when heel, instep and shell length genuinely fit.
Practical model choice
If MV 110, LV 120 or LV 130 suits you better, that is the right recommendation.
Race and performance experience
We understand when a direct low-volume boot helps in training and when it is unnecessarily tight.
Careful sizing
Mondopoint and shell check matter more than street-shoe size.
After-purchase service
The fit can be fine-tuned after initial ski days.