Alpine Ski Boots

Downhill Ski Boots for Every Skier

Downhill ski boots are crafted to maintain a secure attachment to your skis, offering control and comfort as you glide down the slopes. The extensive range of ski boots includes options for men, women, and kids. Within these selections, you can further sort them by “type”, as briefly outlined below -

All-Mountain Ski Boots

These are highly adaptable ski boots suited for various mountain conditions.

Piste Ski Boots

Engineered for optimal on-piste control and adept at managing high speeds.

Park Ski Boots

Responsive and playful, these ski boots offer a smooth experience on many snowpark elements.

Freeride Ski Boots

A lightweight variant of all-mountain boots, designed for high speeds and fresh powder.

Touring Ski Boots

Exceptionally lightweight and comfortable, these boots include pin/tech inserts for uphill treks.

Race Ski Boots

Stiff and highly responsive, these boots react to even the slightest foot movements.

Proper Fit for Ski Boots

For the ideal fit, ski boots should snugly secure your feet and ankles without causing discomfort or restricting blood flow. Although achieving this can be challenging, ski boot makers are simplifying the process by offering precise measurements for the length and width of the boot interior.

Ski boot sizing is indicated by the length (mondopoint) from toe to heel, listed in centimetres. Measure your foot length first and select ski boots that closely match this measurement. Additionally, each pair of ski boots provides the forefoot width specification. Use this information to select boots that match the width of your feet.

Understanding Flex in Ski Boots

The flex number of a ski boot indicates the flexibility of its outer shell. These numbers range from 40 to 130, with lower figures representing softer boots and higher figures representing stiffer boots. To determine your ideal flex number, visit our guide and flex chart - What Ski Boot Flex Should I Choose?