Ski boots
How to Choose the Right Ski Boot?
We understand that it can be challenging to choose from the hundreds of models we offer. That’s why we’ve developed a search engine to help you filter based on your criteria. First, start by deciding whether you are looking for men's ski boots, women's ski boots, or kids' ski boots. Next, set your budget. What will make the difference afterwards is your skill level and skiing style. Beginners will prefer a forgiving, softer boot that’s less physically challenging. Advanced skiers will lean towards a stiffer boot, which offers more responsiveness and precision. And intermediate skiers will have a wide selection of versatile ski boots, enabling them to progress throughout the winter. There are also many features to consider: lightweight design, buckles, ski/walk systems, BOA, or power-strap – all choices to consider when selecting your ski boot on Glisshop. Check out our wide range, including the new collection, as well as previous models like ski boots from 2023 or the 2022 models.
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Recommended price
£260.91
-36%
£165.21
The Salomon Select Hv 80 W Gw Black Spearmint is a comfortable, performance-oriented ski boot for intermediate to advanced female skiers with wider feet.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
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Recommended price
£147.81
-29%
£104.31
The Head Raptor 60 White ski boot is efficient, lightweight and comfortable, ideal for young skiers looking to progress.
- 22-22.5 (34 1/2- 35 1/3)
- 23-23.5 (36-36 2/3)
- 24-24.5 (37 2/3-38 1/3)
- 25-25.5 (39-39 2/3)
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
- 27-27.5 (42-42 2/3)
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£126.06
Perfect to progress and hone your skills, the Salomon S/Race 60T L Race Blue White junior ski boot ensures nice abilities to follow young skiers throughout the season.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
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£126.06
The Salomon S/Race 60T L White Blue is a high-performance, comfortable ski boot for young intermediate to advanced skiers, offering power, precision, and all-day comfort.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37 1/3)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
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Recommended price
£304.41
-42%
£173.91
The Salomon Select Hv Cruise 90 W Gw Black Beluga is a high-performance ski boot designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering a perfect balance of comfort, precision, and adaptability across all terrains.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
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Recommended price
£478.41
-50%
£239.16
The Rossignol Alltrack Elite 90 Lt W Gw Dark Grey ski boot offers performance in the descents, is easy to use for freetouring and is ideal for advanced or expert skiers.
- 22.5 (35)
- 23.5 (37)
- 24 (37)
- 24.5 (38)
- 25 (39)
- 25.5 (39.5)
- 26 (40)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27 (42)
- 27.5 (42.5)
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£108.66
The Salomon T3 Rt Beach ski boot is comfortable, forgiving and evolutive. Ideal for young beginner or intermediate level skiers.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37 1/3)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
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Recommended price
£347.91
-35%
£226.11
The Head Edge 85 W HV Anthracite is a versatile, comfortable, and high-performance women's ski boot, ideal for advanced skiers with average-sized feet.
- 22-22.5 (34 1/2- 35 1/3)
- 24-24.5 (37 2/3-38 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
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Recommended price
£347.91
-35%
£226.11
The Head Edge 85 W HV Ice ski boot is comfortable, progressive and physically accessible, ideal for the intermediate to advanced skiers who want to have fun on the slopes.
- 22-22.5 (34 1/2- 35 1/3)
- 23-23.5 (36-36 2/3)
- 25-25.5 (39-39 2/3)
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Recommended price
£391.41
-40%
£234.81
The Head Edge 95 W Hv Gw Black Turquoise is a versatile, high-performance ski boot designed for intermediate to advanced female skiers, offering comfort, precision, and power.
- 22-22.5 (34 1/2- 35 1/3)
- 23-23.5 (36-36 2/3)
- 24-24.5 (37 2/3-38 1/3)
- 25-25.5 (39-39 2/3)
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
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£95.61
Head's J2 Speedblue is a ski boot designed for young skiers who are just learning and want to progress quickly.
- 20.5 (32 1/3)
- 21.5 (33 2/3)
- 22.5 (35 1/3)
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Recommended price
£374.01
-50%
£186.96
The Lange Lx 95 W Hv Gw Bright Blue is a versatile ski boot designed for intermediate to advanced female skiers with wide feet, offering a balance of comfort and performance.
- 22.5 (35 1/3)
- 25.5 (39 2/3)
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Recommended price
£121.71
-34%
£79.95
The Fischer RC4 50 Jr GW Snow Snow is a comfortable, easy-to-use ski boot designed for young beginner to intermediate skiers, promoting safety and progression.
- 20.5 (32)
- 21.5 (34)
- 22.5 (36)
Clearance
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Recommended price
£478.41
-34%
£313.11
The Fischer Rc4 95 W Mv Boa Vac Gw Black is a versatile, performance-oriented ski boot, offering precision, comfort, and adaptability for intermediate to advanced skiers.
- 22.5 (36)
- 23.5 (37 1/3)
- 24.5 (38 2/3)
- 25.5 (40)
- 26.5 (41 1/3)
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£260.91
The Rossignol Track 70 W ski boot is ideal for beginner to intermediate level skiers and offers optimal comfort as well as a ski/walk mode.
- 22.5 (35)
- 23.5 (36.5)
- 24.5 (38)
- 25.5 (39.5)
- 26.5 (41)
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£374.01
The Rossignol Pure Pro 90 Gw Snow Grey is a women's ski boot designed for comfort and performance, featuring optimal thermal insulation and support.
- 22 (34)
- 22.5 (35)
- 23.5 (36.5)
- 24 (37)
- 24.5 (38)
- 25 (39)
- 25.5 (39.5)
- 26 (40)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27 (42)
- 27.5 (42.5)
Free cover
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£434.91
The Salomon S/Pro Supra Boa 95 W Rose Shadow Black Black is a revolutionary women's ski boot offering superior comfort, precision, and performance for advanced to expert skiers.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
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£108.66
The Salomon Team T3 Black Race Blue White ski boot is a comfortable, evolutive and easy to use, ideal for young skiers looking to progress.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37 1/3)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
Free cover
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£260.91
Designed for comfort and forgiveness, the K2 BFC 75 W ski boot is ideal for novice female skiers looking to progress. It offers a generous last and soft flex.
- 22.5 (36)
- 23.5 (37.5)
- 24.5 (39)
- 25.5 (40)
- 26.5 (41.5)
- 27.5 (42.5)
Free cover
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£330.51
The Salomon S/Pro Alpha 80 W Gw Black Sweet Lavender is a performance-oriented ski boot, offering immediate comfort, precision, and power transmission for intermediate to advanced skiers.
- 22-22.5 (35-36)
- 23-23.5 (36 2/3-37)
- 24-24.5 (38-39)
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-40 1/3)
- 26-26.5 (41-42)
- 27-27.5 (42 2/3-43 1/3)
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£391.41
The Rossignol Alltrack 80 W Boa Gw in Beige Teal is a women’s ski boot that offers versatility, comfort, and precision for intermediate to advanced skiers.
- 22-22.5 (34-35)
- 23-23.5 (36-36.5)
- 24-24.5 (37-38)
- 25-25.5 (39-39.5)
- 26-26.5 (40-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-42.5)
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How to choose your ski boots ?
Choosing a ski boot requires attention but the process is often neglected. However, when you think of it, it is the only link between your foot and your ski. It has a very important role through energy transmissions and protection against cold conditions. A ski boot is one of the essentials of your winter gear. Choosing the right ski boots adapted to your fit, profile and style is extremely important.
The four criteria that will help you pick the right boot :
1) The boot size
In order to get maximal comfort, you can add an extra size to your standard shoe size. When flexing, the foot must not touch the end of the liner but the liner has to provide a consistent hold without any pressure point. Manufacturers now offer different shell widths to suit both wide and thin-footed skiers. You will find this indication in the footwear volume in mm, also called fit with slightly wider than normal models with a footwear volume of 102-104 mm or even wider with a volume of 104-106 mm.
2) The shell
Shells come with different lasts and different flex rates (shell stiffness). The lower the flex is, the more forgiving and comfortable the boot is. The higher it is, the more responsive and stiff the boot is.
3) The liner
Liners can be made of traditional foam for added comfort or can be heatmoldable, meaning it molds around your foot by itself thanks to your body heat while skiing. You also need to check the foam density: a soft foam provides more comfort, a hard foam delivers more precision.
4) The bucklery
You can find different sorts of bucklery on ski boots, from two to five buckles made of plastic or aluminium. They can be standard, or with a micrometric adjustment (buckle can be screwed for a precise and custom setting) and/or with macrometric adjustment (the base of the buckle or ratchet can be moved along a range of adjustment).
The bonus features :
Some boots feature extra technologies allowing a flex adjustment, a switch between a ski mode and walk mode or even specific outsoles like Vibram ones. There are also heated ski boots that keep you warm in the storm.
Glisshop recommendations :
1) Choose within a range of boots adapted to your style: alpine ski boots, freeride ski boots or freetouring boots. The boot last or forefoot width is also extremely important for a good fit. See with our team members to find the last that best suits you.
2) Once you are in the boot and you closed it, stand up and slightly bend your knees. In this position, your toes must not touch the end of the liner and you msut not feel any pressure point. It is important to give room to your toes as it helps keeping the foot warm.
3) Ski socks are important too. Manufacturers make lineups adapted to everyone's specific needs with materials providing heat, moisture repellancy, odourless and and anti-microbial coating or added support in strategic areas. They also feature specific seams diminishing abrasion and enhancing comfort. A good sock has a real impact on your comfort and hygiene.
4) The hold provided when the boot is closed needs to be firm and consistent. The calf must be held. The cuff of the boot has to fit the size of your calf. Don't forget that when you lean backward or laterally you need very strong support but the flex can vary when you lean forward.
5) Finally, if you go for a heatmoldable liner try to get a high-end one with high density foams and high temperature molding. This avoids the liner to unshape while skiing.
Well, now you know everything, all that’s left to do is pick your favourite model amongst our brands. Salomon ski boots, Nordica ski boots, Roxa ski boots, Head ski boots, Atomic ski boots, Rossignol ski boots, Fischer ski boots, Fulltilt ski boots, Dalbello ski boots, Lange ski boots, Tecnica ski boots or K2 ski boots, and the others! Discover also our skis boots collections 2018, 2019 and 2020!