Co-Injected Grilamid® / Fiberglass
The cuff is lighter and more responsive than the PP cuff on the standard Decoy 130.
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TECNICA ZERO G DECOY PRO GW
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TECNICA ZERO G DECOY PRO GW
Tecnica · Zero G Decoy Pro · Flex 130 · Freeride
Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW Ski Boots – Freeride Performance Without Compromise
The Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW is built for expert skiers who want uncompromising downhill control with genuine climbing capability. These ski boots combine a 99 mm MV last, flex 130, 1,715 g weight, 65° range of motion, Full C.A.S. and DYN-certified tech inserts. This is a downhill-first freeride boot with serious touring functionality.
99 mm MVFlex 1301.715 g65° ROMDYN Tech Inserts
Technical Setup
Technical data – Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW ski boots
Last / volume99 mm · MV / All Mountain
Flex130 · Stiff
Weight1,715 g per boot / half pair
Range of motion65° in walk mode
ShellPU · Quick Instep · Power Frame Construction
CuffCo-Injected Grilamid® / Fiberglass
LinerEcodesign · High Performance · Full C.A.S. · Floating Tongue · Laces Ready
Buckles4 Micro Adjustable Aluminum
Power strapPerformance Elastic Power Lock Strap · Hard
SoleGlued-On Vibram GripWalk ISO 23223 with DYN Tech Inserts
Forward lean15.5° · 17.5° with spoiler
Sizes22.0–30.5 Mondopoint
UseFreeride · Touring · All Mountain · aggressive descents
Target skierVery experienced freeriders prioritising downhill performance
Core technologiesPower Frame Construction · C.A.S. Shell + Liner · Free Move · DYN Certified Inserts · Co-Injected Cuff
Freeride Performance
Why the Zero G Decoy Pro offers more downhill reserve
Power Frame Construction
The reinforced PU frame delivers strong stability, response and edge control with wide freeride skis.
Full C.A.S. High Performance Liner
The higher-end liner improves precision and heel hold while allowing targeted customisation.
65° Free Move
A large cuff range keeps short climbs and bootpacks efficient.
DYN Tech Inserts
Certified inserts make low-tech entry easier and are positioned to support walking efficiency.
15.5° forward lean
The more aggressive stance suits active freeride skiing, with 17.5° available using the spoiler.
SF Sports Buying Advice
Buying advice: who should choose the Zero G Decoy Pro
We recommend the Decoy Pro to skiers who clearly prioritise freeride and downhill performance. If you ski wide skis fast and hard, the more reactive cuff and more precise liner make sense.
For long touring days, the Zero G Tour Pro remains the better tool. For lift-access freeride, sidecountry and technical descents, the Decoy Pro is the more serious downhill option.
Comparison
Zero G Decoy Pro or Decoy 130?
Both use a 99 mm last, flex 130 and 65° range of motion. The Pro weighs 1,715 g versus 1,680 g, but upgrades to a Grilamid®/Fiberglass cuff, Full C.A.S. high-performance liner and DYN tech inserts. Choose the Pro when downhill precision matters more than the small weight difference.
Bootfitting & Compatibility
Fitting and bootfitting note
The fit must work both uphill and downhill. Full C.A.S. and the C.A.S. shell allow pressure points to be addressed without oversizing the whole boot. Heel hold, ankle fit and instep contact deserve particular attention.
The Vibram GripWalk ISO 23223 sole uses DYN Tech Inserts. Check the exact binding for approved GripWalk and low-tech use.
FAQ
FAQ – Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW
Who is the Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW for?
Very experienced freeriders who want maximum downhill performance while keeping short climbs and low-tech binding compatibility.
What is different from the Decoy 130?
The Pro uses a Grilamid®/Fiberglass cuff, Full C.A.S. high-performance liner and DYN tech inserts.
Is it a touring boot?
It can tour, but it is clearly downhill-oriented. The Zero G Tour Pro is better for long vertical days.
How much range of motion does it have?
Tecnica specifies 65° in walk mode.
Which bindings are compatible?
The Vibram GripWalk sole is ISO 23223 and includes DYN tech inserts. The specific binding must be approved for the intended use.
Is 99 mm narrow?
99 mm sits in Tecnica's MV range for medium/normal feet.
Can it be customised?
Yes. Full C.A.S. liner and C.A.S. shell are designed for targeted professional bootfitting.
SF Sports
Why buy the Tecnica Zero G Decoy Pro GW from SF Sports?
Freeride advice from practice
We consider ski width, riding style, climbing share and binding system.
Bootfitting expertise
A hybrid boot must move uphill and stay precise downhill.
Clear model choice
If Decoy 130 or Tour Pro fits the use better, that is what we recommend.
Binding compatibility
GripWalk and tech inserts have to match the full setup.
Performance experience
We understand how cuff, stance and heel hold affect wide freeride skis.
After-ski service
The fit can be fine-tuned after the first freeride days.