The Trinity 110 remains a top level performer for women with a variety of foot and leg shapes. Our custom test team was comprised of women with slender and higher volume lower legs, and all of them found a comfortable fit in the upper cuff of the Trinity (which off the rack favors a skinnier leg). Though the boot is slotted as a narrow last, our wide forefoot folks did great here—a testament to the shell-widening skills of the Vacuum Full Fit process.
Testers who were fitting fairly snugly in the heel and ankle to begin with (prior to Vacuum molding) were able to feel a subtle increase in tightness in those areas when electing higher molding pressure settings. Testers who were in too large of a fit to begin with didn't perceive a noticeable difference—the takeaway there is that for the Vacuum molding's tightening affect to be useful the boot needs to fit pretty close from the outset.
Stance alignment improved with Vacuum molding in all our custom tests, both fore-aft and laterally. The hard plastic inserts that allow for lateral cuff adjustment should be set up for the skier's leg angles prior to molding to achieve the best results, stance-wise.
As with previous tests of the Trinity, testers love the way it moves on snow—strong on edge and lightning quick through transitions turn to turn. A light feeling boot with heavyweight power, testers say.
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