Touring ski boots
Why should you buy your touring ski boots with Glisshop?
With over 50 models of ski boots designed for touring, Glisshop follows the growing trend of skiers appealed by nature and selects the best boots from the greatest manufacturers. Vibram outsoles, mobile cuff, boots with inserts...there are multiple technologies and our expert staff is always happy to help and explain by phone or chat so you can buy the right boot that fits you and meets your needs. Come discover our men touring ski boots and women touring ski boots selection in our shop! Show less
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The Dynafit Seven Summits ski touring boot distinguishes itself by the immediate comfort it provides for very enjoyable ski touring. It is efficient on the ascent and offers great performance on the descent.
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The Cosmos III White Black touring boot from Scott gives you all the freedom of movement you need to climb easily along with a proper rigidity to fully enjoy the descents!
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The Hoji Free Magnet Dawn touring boot by Dynafit shines on the climb all while ensuring awesome performances on the way down with its flex of 130. Excellent ski walk mode.
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The Dynafit Seven Summits W women's touring ski boot takes you to new corners of the mountain with ease and allows you to enjoy new snow spots.
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The Superguide Carbon Lime Green Black touring ski boot by Scott is a robust model that feels light on the climb and reactive on the descent.
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The Dynafit Tlt Speedfit Pro touring ski boot is super light in order to get you to the nearest summit as quickly as possible. It maintains good descent control.
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The Scott Freeguide Carbon Military Green Yellow freerando ski boot is precise and powerful and is designed for fresh snow. It is very comfortable and efficient on the slopes.
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The TLT8 Expedition CR Poseidon Fluo Orange touring ski boot from Dynafit is an excellent climber with a lightweight construction offering a great freedom of movement.
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The Lange Xt3 Tour Pro Power Blue is a top of the range, all-round ski boot that allows you to ski very hard in freeride while being very light and efficient for touring.
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The Hoji Pro Tour Asphalt Fluo Orange is a new Dynafit touring ski boot featuring innovative technologies such as the Ultra Lock Strap and the Hoji Lock system.
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The Scarpa Maestrale touring boot is ready to climb to the summit with its lightweight construction and 60° cuff travel. The support is excellent making the boot very precise.
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The MNT Explore Petrol Blue White Black Salomon touring boots offer a great freedom of movement on the climb and a pretty rigid flex for crazy descents!
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The MNT Explore W White Blue Blue Salomon women touring ski boot is easy on the climb and responsive in the descents with its medium flex. Perfect for epic moments on the mountain!
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The Atomic Backland Expert W Black Anthracite Light Blue women's hiking boot easily takes you to the top thanks to its lightweight construction and long articulation.
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The Scarpa F1 ski touring boot is perfect for easy ascent to the closest summit with good skiability on the descents. A light and high-performance model.
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The women's F1 Wmn ski touring boot ensures great performance on the descent while remaining light enough to make efficient and fast ascents. An ultra-complete model.
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The Hoji Pu Green Machine Asphalt touring boot by Dynafit is as performant on the climb than on the descents. It’s a versatile model with a very-effective ski/walk mode.
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Part of the Dynafit touring ski lineup, the Hoji Px Orange Asphalt is a precise and efficient ski boot designed for the experienced skiers looking for lightness and response.
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The Lupo Air 130 Uni Black Red is an ultra-performant freeride touring boot developed by Dalbello. Both lightweight and powerful, it’s the best in its category.
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The Maestrale RS Scarpa touring boot has been reinforced with carbon to boost its rigidity while keeping the weight low. It is comfortable on the climb and performant on the descents!
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The Dalbello Quantum Asolo Uni Green Black ski touring boot easily takes you to the nearest summit thanks to its light weight. It retains excellent descent skiability.
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How to choose your touring ski boots?
You can tour with two kinds of ski boots: the alpine ones combined with convertible bindings and the touring ones also called ‘Low Tech’ or LT, combined with boots with inserts, specifically designed for touring.
Three major criteria to account before buying
The weight :
In general, touring boots are lighter than alpine boots thanks to the carbon featured in their construction. However, carbon has flaws: it is more expensive and a little more fragile than plastic. The quick development of the sport incites manufacturers to innovate constantly though, new technologies are released and improve both lightweight and durability.
The liner :
The liner is an essential part of a ski boot. You will rather go for a heat moldable liner which offers a much better fit as it adjusts to the foot shape. Glisshop.co.uk offers the molding as an option: it is made according to your needs, if there is still a pain after several days of use.
However, heatmolding does not necessarily prevent from pain. If you feel uncomfortable when trying the boot or even after heatmolding, better keep looking for a liner that delivers optimal comfort to your feet. Check out our ski touring boots for wide feet and ski touring boots for narrow feet.
The climbing position :
The way you feel in the boot when set for climbing is also very important. Indeed, touring means spending more time climbing than descending, therefore, even a tiny pain can totally ruin your trip. This is why you need to check and double-check the cuff travel. Once you’ve set the climbing position, walk for a while (tour the shop if needed) and try to feel if there’s pain on your shin and how mobile the cuff is. The slightest pain should take you onto another boot to try. Bear in mind that liners compress with time and use.
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A true touring boot features a Vibram outsole. It improves walking performance as it provides more traction on snow or ice.
Touring is getting really popular and more and more skiers are into it. Therefore, manufacturers invest a lot in their lineup and manage to release new equipment with new technologies improving lightweight and downhill performance without compromising safety and comfort.
Glisshop recommendations
- Your body isn’t exactly symmetrical and your feet might be slightly different. When you try a ski boot, try the pair and not just one.
- Take your time when try on the boots. If possible, keep them on for a while: pressure points don’t always show up instantly.
- Do not hesitate to get in touch with our staff, they will be happy to help you find the right boot that best suits your needs.
Discover our wide selection of Atomic, Dalbello, Dynafit, Fischer, K2, La Sportiva, Lange, Movement, Rossignol, Roxa,Salomon, Scarpa, Scott, Tecnica touring ski boots. Discover also our touring ski boots collections 2019 and 2020 !