Skating ski boots for women
Ladies, if you want to buy a new pair of skating ski boots you are in the right place
Here is our selection of women’s skating ski boots, it includes boots for every women skier out there. From comfort-oriented ones to high performance boots for racing, Glisshop has your needs covered.
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Recommended price
£510.31
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£382.71
The Madshus Race Pro Boa Skate is a forgiving, high-performance cross-country ski boot with a composite chassis, a comfortable liner, and a precise Boa lacing system.
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£263.91
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£184.71
Atomic's Redster S7 Black Red is a high-end cross-country ski boot featuring advanced technologies for optimum performance, comfort and precision, ideal for demanding skiers.
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- 5.5 (38 2/3)
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- 6.5 (40)
- 7 (40 2/3)
- 9 (43 1/3)
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£571.91
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£400.31
The Salomon S/Lab Skate Boa is a high-performance, lightweight cross-country ski boot, featuring a carbon construction, custom fit liner, and advanced technology for experienced skiers.
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- 8.5 (42 2/3)
- 9.5 (44)
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Recommended price
£219.91
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£175.91
The Fischer RC5 Skate is a high-performance, comfortable cross-country ski boot, ideal for sporty, recreational skiers seeking to improve their technique without compromising on comfort.
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£435.51
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£242.00
The Fischer Carbonlite Skate Ws is a high-end, women-specific cross-country ski boot, offering exceptional comfort, precision, and lightness for advanced skiers.
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£263.91
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£184.71
The Fischer RCS Skate WS Nordic ski boot is the most progressive model from the Austrian brand. It represents the perfect balance between comfort, forgiveness and support to hone your skills.
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Recommended price
£439.91
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£307.91
The Madshus Race Pro Skate cross-country ski boot is a good alternative for skiers looking for performance but do not want a full carbon model. A good level of support and precision without sacrificing on comfort.
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£285.91
The Rossignol X-11 Skate cross-country ski boots offer athletes an excellent balance of performance, comfort, and stability for dynamic skating sessions.
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£171.51
The Rossignol X-7 Skate Nordic ski boots offer recreational skiers a comfortable, supportive, and accessible option for confidently starting out in skating.
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Recommended price
£373.91
-24%
£281.51
The Rossignol X-Ium Wcs Skate Nordic ski boots offer skiers a lightweight, precise and responsive design for training and amateur competitions.
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Recommended price
£193.59
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£136.31
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- 7 (40 2/3)
- 7.5 (41 1/3)
- 10.5 (45 1/3)
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Recommended price
£211.11
-29%
£149.51
The Salomon RS8 Prolink Nordic ski boot is totally new, narrower, lighter but still as comfortable. A great job accomplished by the French brand that managed to reinvent one of its iconic models.
- 6.5 (40)
- 7 (40 2/3)
- 11 (46)
- 11.5 (46 2/3)
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Recommended price
£281.51
-31%
£193.51
The Madshus Race Speed Skate Nordic ski boot has undergone some modifications. Lighter, its support collar is still as efficient and perfectly fits the lower leg.
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Recommended price
£255.11
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£153.91
Salomon's Rs10 Vitane women's cross-country ski boot offers performance and comfort for long skating outings.
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- 5.5 (38 2/3)
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- 7 (40 2/3)
- 7.5 (41 1/3)
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Recommended price
£307.91
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£215.51
Ideal for cross-country skiers seeking both responsiveness and stability, the Salomon S/Max Skate MV cross-country ski boot is a high-performance model that offers excellent technical precision and features Thinsulate insulation.
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- 8.5 (42 2/3)
- 10 (44 2/3)
- 10.5 (45 1/3)
- 11 (46)
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Recommended price
£395.91
-30%
£277.11
The Salomon S/Race Skate Boa is a highly anticipated, affordable, and user-friendly cross-country ski boot, featuring a lightweight, efficient design, a Carbon Loaded chassis and collar, and a precise Boa lacing system.
- 6.5 (40)
- 11 (46)
- 11.5 (46 2/3)
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Recommended price
£659.91
-36%
£422.31
The Fischer Speedmax Skate WS is a very high-end women’s specific Nordic ski boot that offers incredible precision, support and dynamism.
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£241.91
The Rossignol X-9 Skate Nordic ski boots offer athletes an ideal blend of performance and comfort, featuring advanced support technologies for stable and efficient skating sessions.
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Recommended price
£615.91
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£431.11
The Rossignol X-IUM Carbon Premium+ Skate is a high-end, innovative cross-country ski boot designed for intensive use, offering exceptional control, stability, and efficient energy transfer.
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Recommended price
£519.11
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£290.31
The Rossignol X-IUM Carbon Premium Skate Nordic ski boot ensures stability, support and dynamism. The perfect boot to try carbon shells with a comfortable last.
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Guide to buying women's skating boots.
Buying a good pair of boots is important. In fact, you could say crucial. Browsing the range of cross-country skating boots for women on offer, you'll realize that it's not so easy to navigate your way through as the choice of boot is vast. That's why we've put together this buyer's guide to make it clearer for you.
Women's cross-country boots are designed by studying morphology.
Morphologically, women have different shaped feet to men. For more comfort and a better fit, the brand manufacturers therefore decided to produce boots specifically for the fairer sex. The liner in a women's ski boot is slimmer and the frame is V-shaped so as not to put pressure on the calf which is lower than a man's. These boots are also more comfortable. And since, ladies, you are generally more chilly than men, women's boots are therefore designed to better conserve the heat. However, this doesn't mean that they are any less efficient. Quite the contrary, they offer the same performance quality as men's and will give you all the performance you're looking for.
How do you choose the right ski skating boot?
Like women's skating skis, a boot's performance will more or less depends on the range you choose. So choose them carefully to best suit your ability. To help you choose, we've classified them into 3 different categories.
Leisure ski boots : This category is suited to both beginners and occasional skiers. The boots shown here are more for comfort rather than performance. They are ideal for your first experience of gliding on skates without worrying too much about your technique.
Sports ski boots : This is the boot category that enables you to refine your technique without compromising the comfort of your feet. They are very tolerant and perfect for long winter excursions. These are good ski skating boots that will last a long time and see you through several winters.
Race/Expert ski boots: Designed for performance, these shoes are lightweight and precise. They are intended for regular skiers as well as skiing fanatics who want to reach their ultimate technical ability and experience the capabilities of top of the range equipment.
What are the compatibility standards for women's skating boots?
One thing is certain that it can seem complicated to follow the different binding standards in place. Certain boots are compatible with certain bindings and not with others and vice versa. To help you through the various terms for choosing the right skating boot here's a tutorial on the different standards. It's available in the "Our advice" section. To put it simply:
- Boots with the SNS Pilot standard are only compatible with bindings of the same standard.
- Those with Prolink and NNN standards are compatible with each other.
And if you don't know the standard of your current bindings you just have to look on the sole of your boot and count the clips. If there are two clip attachments, you have the SNS Pilot standard and if there is only one, it's compatible with the Prolink and NNN standards. It's as simple as that!