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$900 This is an excellent ski boot that quietly entered the market and crushes the competition 67
$800 For all-around skiing with a light and fast preference, this is a great choice 63
$850
If these fit you well, likely few or no others on the market will. If they fit, the performance balance is great 63
$900
Employ great downhill ski performance and dial in the fit and these lightweight touring shoes will enhance the experience of most practitioners 62
$650 Excellent for short climbing sessions interspersed with largely mechanized access backcountry skiing 62
$800 Well-balanced AT ski boot performance at a reasonable price point and with a fit that favors comfort and accommodates average to high volume feet 61
$800
Perhaps the most innovative AT ski boot in eight years; the downhill performance leaps ahead but some of the other innovations are “solutions without problems” that complicate real world use 61
$900
For “crossover” use, choose the right binding, bigger skis, and, if it fits, it can be used for both occasional short human powered runs and inbounds skiing 60
$800
No matter how you categorize them, these boots ski well and goes up hill with some difficulty, as compared to other touring boots 59
$900 These are the best boots we know of to optimize downhill performance while being acceptable for all-day, all-terrain human powered up-hilling 58
$800
An all-around, modern AT ski boot for those with narrow feet and/or patience for boot fitting work 57
$800 Great on a budget and/or for wide feet and those searching for lightweight touring boots for fast backcountry skiing 55
$750
Simple, clean, all-purpose AT footwear for the subset of the ski population that has high volume feet 54
$900
If you have wide or high volume feet this is a great choice. You’ll compromise little to nothing as compared to the rest of the market 