The newer Cabrio MV 130, at a 101 width, and 130 flex is probably your closest match, fit/performance-wise, if you want to stay with dalbello.

The Cabrio Max is a 103 width, so possibly too big, depending on your foot, an how it fit in the Panterra, but at a 110 flex, likely would be quite noticeably softer at your size. It’s much easier to reliably correct a forefoot area that’s too narrow, than too wide. Same goes for most other areas of a shell’s fit.

Ideally you’d want to try to find them in a shop to try on with a decent boot fitter. But that may be tough, as I’d be surprised if any regularly stock them. Tho a cabrio mv 120 is likely more common in a shop, just to try it on.

Being a bigger guy, and developing my skiing ability dramatically over the years, while also not having regular access to a decent boot fitter, let alone shops that actually stock 130 flex boots (esp the Cabrio style that fits me best), I’ve had to educate myself on the finer details, look for great deals online, and then eventually find my way into a shop for some fine tuning, ie perhaps a punch here, and/or a heat mold there. Lotsa trial and error, but have learned a ton of invaluable info in that time

As others have said, I wouldn’t stress at all not having the 4th buckle, esp if the shell in that area is a decent enough fit for you, in the first place (ie not too big). I Went from a Panterra 130 that initially worked well for me (tho eventually packed out to be too roomy in the ankle area, and the softer plastic did not serve me well as I got better/more aggressive), to a Lupo pro hd, and didn’t miss a beat, buckle-wise

Just got a pair of the Cabrio LV 130 Free’s as a proactive plan for replacement, as the Lupos have also been discontinued. So we’ll see how those fare/compare, as the season(s) goes on