Men's ski boots
Men’s ski boots for every ability level and style of skiing
This selection of men’s ski boots includes models designed for piste, all-mountain and freeride skiing, from recreational skiers through to experts. You will find a range of flex ratings, last widths and closure systems, including traditional buckle boots and BOA-equipped models. This makes it easy to choose boots suited to your foot shape, ability and preferred level of support. Use the filters to refine the selection by size, flex, last width or brand.
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269 items
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Recommended price
£246.31
-30%
£171.51
Designed for piste skiing, the Nordica The Cruise 100 Anthracite Black Red men’s ski boot delivers balanced support and effortless entry.
Size
- 24.5 (38.5)
- 25 (39)
- 25.5 (40)
- 26 (40.5)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27 (42)
- 27.5 (42.5)
- 28 (43)
- 28.5 (44)
- 29 (44.5)
- 29.5 (45)
- 30 (45.5)
- 30.5 (46)
- 31 (47)
- 31.5 (47.5)
- 32 (48)
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Recommended price
£404.71
-19%
£325.51
The Rossignol Alltrack 90 Hv Boa Gw Steel Grey Terracotta ski boots offer comfort, precision, and versatility for intermediate skiers seeking reliable performance on all terrains.
Size
- 24-24.5 (37-38)
- 25-25.5 (39-39.5)
- 26-26.5 (40-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-42.5)
- 28-28.5 (43-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46)
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Recommended price
£316.71
-19%
£255.11
The Atomic Hawx Magna 100 Black Red ski boot delivers a roomy fit and exceptional comfort for skiers with wider feet.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39-40)
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46)
- 30-30.5 (46.5-47)
- 31-31.5 (48-49.5)
- 32-32.5 (50-51.5)
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Recommended price
£439.91
-20%
£351.91
The Nordica Hf 110 Gw is a high-performance ski boot designed for comfort and precision, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers on various terrains.
Size
- 25 (39)
- 25.5 (40)
- 26 (40.5)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27 (42)
- 27.5 (42.5)
- 28 (43)
- 28.5 (44)
- 29 (44.5)
- 29.5 (45)
- 30 (45.5)
- 30.5 (46)
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Recommended price
£316.71
-25%
£237.51
The Nordica Sportmachine 3 100 GW is a ski boot that combines precision and comfort, making it ideal for exploring the resort. Its flex rating of 100 offers both responsiveness and forgiveness.
Size
- 25.5 (40)
- 26 (40.5)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27 (42)
- 27.5 (42.5)
- 28 (43)
- 28.5 (44)
- 29 (44.5)
- 29.5 (45)
- 30 (45.5)
- 30.5 (46)
- 31 (47)
- 31.5 (47.5)
- 32 (48)
- 32.5 (48.5)
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Recommended price
£404.71
-30%
£281.51
The Lange Concept 11 Gw Boa is a well-balanced ski boot, combining comfort and performance for unforgettable moments on the slopes.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39-40.5)
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43.5)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46.5)
- 30-30.5 (46.5-47)
- 31-31.5 (48-49.5)
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Recommended price
£263.91
-40%
£158.31
The Head Edge 90 HV Grey Anthracite ski boots are designed for intermediate to advanced skiers seeking the perfect balance of precision, comfort, and ease on all snow conditions.
Size
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
- 27-27.5 (42-42 2/3)
- 28-28.5 (43 1/2-44 1/3)
- 29-29.5 (45-45 2/3)
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Recommended price
£325.51
-40%
£193.51
The Rossignol Hi-Speed Pro 100 Mv Black is a high-performance ski boot, offering a balance of comfort and performance, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers.
Size
- 26.5 (41)
- 29.5 (46)
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Recommended price
£360.71
-30%
£252.47
The Lange Shadow 100 MV GW ski boot delivers precision and comfort on every run, making it ideal for all-round skiers looking to improve their skills.
Size
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43.5)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46.5)
- 30-30.5 (46.5-47)
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Recommended price
£307.91
-40%
£184.71
The Rossignol Hi-Speed 100 Hv Moon Grey is a versatile, high-performance ski boot designed for comfort and precision, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers with wider feet.
Size
- 28.5 (44)
- 29.5 (46)
- 30.5 (47)
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Recommended price
£316.71
-30%
£219.91
The Rossignol Speed 120 HV+ GW Black are stiff, adaptable all-mountain ski boots, offering comfort and precision for wide feet—ideal for advanced to expert skiers.
Size
- 25.5 (39.5)
- 26.5 (41)
- 27.5 (42.5)
- 28.5 (44)
- 29.5 (46)
- 30.5 (47)
- 31.5 (48.5)
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Recommended price
£422.31
-21%
£329.91
The K2 BFC 100 Boa men’s ski boot provides quick, even tightening thanks to the BOA system and features a walk mode for greater comfort when moving around the resort.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39.5-40)
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41.5)
- 27-27.5 (42-42.5)
- 28-28.5 (43-44)
- 29-29.5 (44.5-45.5)
- 30-30.5 (46-47.5)
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Recommended price
£527.91
-45%
£287.67
Kastle's K110P is a high-performance, comfortable ski boot designed for advanced to expert skiers, offering unique control thanks to its progressive flex and K_Fit technology.
Size
- 29 (45)
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Recommended price
£395.91
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£316.71
The Head Edge 100 Hv Boa Black White ski boot offers comfort, control, and easy adjustment for intermediate to advanced skiers, featuring Head’s innovative EZ-Tech.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39-39 2/3)
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
- 27-27.5 (42-42 2/3)
- 28-28.5 (43 1/2-44 1/3)
- 29-29.5 (45-45 2/3)
- 30-30.5 (46 1/2-47 1/3)
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Recommended price
£263.91
-20%
£211.11
The Head Edge 90 Hv Anthracite Speedblue ski boot offers comfort, power transmission, and versatility, ideal for beginner to intermediate skiers seeking precision and support.
Size
- 26-26.5 (40 2/3-41 1/3)
- 28-28.5 (43 1/2-44 1/3)
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Recommended price
£263.91
-20%
£211.11
Designed for recreational piste skiing, the Atomic Hawx Magna 90 Black Slate ski boot provides a roomy, comfortable fit.
Size
- 24-24.5 (37.5-38)
- 25-25.5 (39-40)
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46)
- 30-30.5 (46.5-47)
- 31-31.5 (48-49.5)
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Recommended price
£439.91
-42%
£255.11
Atomic Hawx Prime R100 Boa ski boots deliver comfort and precision for intermediate skiers enjoying recreational piste sessions.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39-40)
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46)
- 30-30.5 (46.5-47)
- 31-31.5 (48-49.5)
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Recommended price
£615.91
-20%
£492.71
The Atomic Hawx Ultra 130 S Boa is a high-performance ski boot with cutting-edge technology, offering precision, comfort, and optimal energy transfer for expert skiers.
Size
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
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Recommended price
£677.51
-19%
£545.51
The Atomic Hawx Ultra 130 S Dual Boa Black Red is a precise, high-performance ski boot, ideal for expert skiers seeking control and comfort on all terrains.
Size
- 26-26.5 (40.5-41)
- 27-27.5 (42-43)
- 28-28.5 (43.5-44)
- 29-29.5 (45-46)
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Recommended price
£237.51
-20%
£189.99
The Salomon Sense 80 Gw Black Oil Green is a ski boot combining comfort and ease of use, ideal for intermediate and beginner skiers wishing to combine fun and progress in the resort.
Size
- 25-25.5 (39 2/3-41)
- 26-26.5 (41-42 2/3)
- 27-27.5 (42 2/3-44)
- 28-28.5 (44-45 2/3)
- 29-29.5 (45 2/3-47)
- 30-30.5 (47-48 2/3)
- 31-31.5 (48 2/3-50)
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How to choose men’s ski boots
Start with your foot length in Mondopoint, then consider the last width and flex. Your preferred style of skiing and closure system will help you narrow down the selection further. Ability level matters, but so do your build and skiing technique: a man does not automatically need a very stiff boot.
Measuring your size in Mondopoint
Mondopoint corresponds to the length of your foot in centimetres. Measure both feet and use the length of the larger one, preferably while wearing a thin ski sock. Avoid automatically adding a large amount of extra room for comfort: an oversized boot can reduce support, particularly as the liner packs out after several days on the slopes.
Length is only the first factor to consider. Two feet of the same length can have different volumes, which is why boot size must also be assessed alongside the fit. The stated widths are compared using a reference size of 26.5 and should be treated as a guide. To measure your foot correctly and check size conversions, see our ski boot size guide.
Choosing the right last width
The last width provides an indication of the space available around the forefoot. However, it must be considered in relation to the width of your foot and the level of support you require. The same boot volume may suit two different profiles depending on whether comfort or precision is the priority.
| Indicative last width in size 26.5 | Target |
|---|---|
| 97 to 100 mm | Narrow feet where comfort is the priority, or medium-width feet where greater precision is required |
| 100 to 102 mm | Medium-width feet where comfort is the priority, or wide feet where greater precision is required |
| Over 102 mm | Wide feet requiring additional comfort |
These ranges are only guidelines, not fixed rules. Instep and heel shape also play a part in choosing the right model. A wider boot is not automatically more comfortable if it allows the heel to move, while a closer-fitting shell can improve precision without creating pressure points. The aim is to find a volume that suits the shape of your foot and the level of hold required. If you need extra room, browse our selection of men’s ski boots for wide feet.
Which flex should you choose?
The flex rating indicates the stiffness of a ski boot. It helps guide your choice but should not be treated as an absolute classification: flex ratings are not standardised across brands, and two boots with the same stated value may feel different.
| Men’s ability level | Flex guide | Right if you are looking for |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner or recreational | 60 to 90 | Forgiveness, comfort and easy flexing |
| Intermediate | 90 to 110 | Progression and improved support |
| Expert | 110 and above | Precision and efficient power transfer |
| Racing | Generally 140 to 150 | Maximum stiffness for highly specialised use |
These ranges are intended as a guide. At the same ability level, a heavier or particularly powerful skier may need a higher flex, while a lighter skier may prefer a softer boot. Temperature and shell construction also affect how stiff a model feels. Flex should therefore be considered alongside ability, build and skiing style rather than treated as the sole indicator of technical level. A suitable boot must provide enough support while still allowing the skier to flex it correctly.
Piste, all-mountain or freeride: what are the differences?
With alpine ski boots, the differences between piste, all-mountain and freeride models are far less pronounced than they are with the skis themselves. There is no specific construction that systematically distinguishes a piste boot from an all-mountain or freeride model. Last widths, flex ratings, closure systems and constructions can be very similar across these categories. When choosing between them, fit, flex and closure type are therefore more useful criteria than the category name alone.
Freetouring boots are more distinct. They remain focused on downhill performance, with construction and support similar to that expected from alpine or freeride ski boots but include additional features for approaches or short ascents with skins. They feature a ski/walk mode that releases the cuff for climbing before locking it for the descent. The range of motion makes walking easier, while some models feature Tech inserts for compatibility with pin bindings. They generally place less emphasis on low weight and uphill range of motion than true ski touring boots, as downhill performance remains the priority. If this matches your intended use, browse our selection of freetouring ski boots.
BOA closure or traditional buckles?
The main difference lies in how the boot is adjusted. With traditional buckles, each one can be set independently. This provides more localised closure and allows you to fine-tune one area without affecting the others.
The BOA system primarily offers fast adjustment. The dial allows you to tighten or release the relevant area quickly while distributing tension more evenly. Micro-adjustments can also be made rapidly without having to reset several buckles. Dual BOA models feature two dials for independently adjusting two areas of the boot.
Your choice therefore mainly comes down to personal preference: buckles provide more localised, independent adjustment, while BOA offers more even closure that is quicker to tighten and release.
How can you tell whether a ski boot is the right size?
When standing upright, your toes may lightly touch the front of the boot. As you bend your knees into a skiing stance, they should move back slightly while your heel remains firmly held in place. There should be no numbness or pronounced pressure points. An oversized boot should not be compensated for by overtightening, particularly as the liner will gradually pack out with use. For more information, see our guide: How to try on and tighten ski boots.
Explore the leading men’s ski boot brands
Discover men’s ski boots from the leading brands in our selection:
To narrow down your selection, use the Mondopoint, flex, last width and brand filters. These allow you to focus on the criteria that genuinely matter for your feet and skiing style. If you are deciding between several models or features, the Glisshop experts can also help you check that your choice is right.