I don't know much. But I think they had more traction in the industry a few years ago, and were getting the boots on some pros. But they didn't really "take off" and weren't/aren't the revolution they may have thought early on. They're still making them though, since 2009, so there is some market.Tell me more about the "Dodge" failure; I am seriously considering it for my next boot. The only reason I didn't go Dodge this time (still a work in progress), is my belief in in-person fitting and COVID travel difficulties.
Several of us toured their manufacturing a couple of years ago at the NEG. @James or @TheArchitect may remember or know more. One thing I remember... the flex is controlled purely by trimming the shell. Since the carbon doesn't change with temperature, and all the boots in a model line are the same, they trim the cuff to get different flexes.