Shopping for new ski boots can seem overwhelming until you realize there's only one basic decision you have to make: Do you need a ski boot to cruise or charge the resort, or are you looking for ...

Skiers who need a basic level of performance in alpine ski boots can expect to pay $100-$350 for a pair. The highest-performing ski boots will run $350-$1,000. Men’s ski boots FAQ ...

Finding the best backcountry ski boots can be challenging! We've reviewed the top backcountry ski boots to help you choose the perfect pair. In this roundup, ...

Lange RX 130: Alpine Ski Boots Reviews Expert skiers have long favored the precise fit and feel of Lange boots. The only problem was, if you didn’t have narrow feet, the fit could be painfully ...

In the Fall of 2023, K2 joined the handful of brands introducing BOA® technology into alpine ski boots. Building off of their original lineup of women’s Anthem boots, the K2 Anthem BOA 125W was ...

Ski boots haven't changed all that much in the last 15 to 20 years. The quality of the materials and the anatomical fit have improved a bit, along with post-purchase customizations options ...

Early Nordic Boots; The First Alpine Boots; Bob Lange Produces the Plastic Ski Boot (1962) Sven Coomer Dictates Modern Overlap Design (1970s) 3-Piece Boots; Alpine Touring Takes to New Heights; Modern ...

Boot sole length refers to the length, in millimeters, of the outside of your ski boot sole. It generally ranges from about 150 to 380. Most boots have the BSL stamped or etched into the bottom or ...

Alpine Ski Boots vs. Hybrid Ski Boots. Traditional alpine boots are designed to enhance performance for the type of skiing you're likely to do at the resort: making turns at faster speeds, on firm ...

The First Alpine Boots. As skiing became more popular and skiers ventured into steeper, more technical terrain, ski boot design evolved dramatically.