Power Frame Construction
The reinforced PU frame improves stability, response and edge control with wider freeride skis.
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Tecnica · Zero G Decoy W · Flex 115 · Freeride
The Tecnica Zero G Decoy 115 W GW is built for expert women who want strong downhill precision while keeping short climbs and approaches available. These ski boots combine a 99 mm MV last, flex 115, only 1,510 g weight, 65° range of motion and Vibram GripWalk with DYN tech inserts.
Technical Setup
Freeride Performance
The reinforced PU frame improves stability, response and edge control with wider freeride skis.
The large cuff movement saves energy on approaches, bootpacks and short tours.
Sporty without being excessively narrow, giving many normal-width feet a useful balance of hold and mobility.
Certified inserts make low-tech entry easier and are positioned to support efficient walking.
The glued-on Vibram sole provides dependable traction on snow, rock and hard surfaces.
Anatomical shell and liner allow targeted fitting so uphill mobility and downhill hold can coexist.
SF Sports Buying Advice
We recommend the Decoy 115 W to women who clearly prioritise freeride over touring but still want pin bindings, walk mode and short climbs.
For long high-vertical touring days, the Zero G Tour Pro W is lighter and more efficient. For lift-access freeride, sidecountry and technical descents, the Decoy 115 W is the stronger downhill option.
Comparison
Both use a 99 mm last and 65° range of motion. The 115 W is stiffer at flex 115 and weighs 1,510 g; the 105 W is flex 105 and 1,490 g. The 115 W also uses DYN tech inserts. Choose 115 for stronger skiing and more downhill reserve, 105 for easier flex and a little less weight.
Bootfitting & Compatibility
A hybrid boot has to work both uphill and downhill. Heel and ankle hold should stay precise without causing unnecessary pressure while walking. The C.A.S. shell and liner allow targeted adjustments instead of simply oversizing the boot.
FAQ
Very experienced freeriders who want strong downhill performance while keeping short climbs and pin binding compatibility.
It can tour, but it is more downhill-oriented than a classic lightweight touring boot.
Tecnica specifies 65° in walk mode.
The 115 W is stiffer, 20 g heavier and uses DYN tech inserts. The 105 W is easier to flex and slightly lighter.
The sole is Vibram GripWalk ISO 23223 with DYN tech inserts. The actual binding must be approved for the intended use.
99 mm sits in Tecnica's MV range for normal to medium-volume feet.
Yes. The C.A.S. shell and liner are designed for targeted professional bootfitting.
SF Sports
We consider ski width, riding style, climbing share, skier weight and binding system together.
A hybrid boot must move uphill and stay precise downhill.
If Decoy 105 W or Tour Pro W fits the use better, that is what we recommend.
GripWalk and DYN tech inserts have to match the complete setup.
We understand how flex, heel hold and stance affect wide freeride skis.
The fit can be refined after the first freeride days.