Ski Boots

Ski boots are the most important part of your ski equipment. They provide comfort as well as support for your feet and ankles, impact how it feels and affect the reaction of your skis (support, turns). How should you choose your ski boots, in accordance with the type of skiing you do, your level and the morphology of your foot? We'll help you find the balance between comfort, safety and precision. Take a look at the advice we provide for finding the right boot for you in how to choose your ski boots.

Whatever your skiing level and how often you practice, it is very important to choose ski boots that are completely right, particularly when it comes to the level of rigidity of the ski boot. While beginners may prefer a more flexible model, the more experienced skiers will appreciate a little more rigidity. Women's ski boots are adapted to their body shape with a lower height of the upper than men's ski boots. Women are more likely to have wide calves than male skiers. Women's calves are in fact lower than men's, and their heels and ankles are narrower. Variations of volume inside the ski boot are greater in women's ski boot models than in men's ski boots. Children's ski boot models are also specially designed for the best gliding experience from an early age.

All ski boot brands can be paired with all brands of skis. What this means is that Rossignol ski boots, Atomic ski boots, or Salomon ski boots are compatible with Decathlon skis and other skis, with each brand having its own characteristics and shapes (foot width, kick height, etc.) to meet your needs.