Salomon

Shift Alpha BOA 130 Boot - 2025

The BOA® Fit System is a unique closure mechanism that uses a dial to easily tighten or loosen your ski boots. This system allows for a customized fit without the hassle of traditional laces, making it simple to adjust your boots on the go. With a snug fit, you’ll experience better control and comfort while skiing, enhancing your overall performance on the slopes.

GripWalk soles are designed with a rubberized surface and a rockered shape, which significantly enhances grip and walking comfort. This means you can walk more easily on snow and ice, making it safer and more convenient when you're off your skis. Additionally, GripWalk soles are compatible with specific ski bindings, ensuring you get optimal performance both on and off the slopes.

The Twin Lock Walk Mode allows you to switch your ski boots between skiing and walking modes. In walk mode, the boots become more flexible, making it easier to navigate challenging terrain, especially in backcountry areas. The "Twin Lock" feature provides two secure locking positions, ensuring stability and safety while skiing, which is crucial for both performance and comfort.

The My CustomFit Freeride 4D Race Liner is an advanced inner lining designed for optimal comfort and performance. It is thermo-moldable, meaning it can be heated and shaped to fit the contours of your foot perfectly. The "4D" design offers support in multiple directions, enhancing both comfort and control while skiing, which can significantly improve your experience on the slopes.

The flex rating of a ski boot indicates its stiffness, which affects how the boot performs. A higher flex rating, such as 130, means the boot is very stiff, making it ideal for aggressive skiers who need maximum power and control at high speeds or on challenging terrain. If you’re an experienced skier looking for precision and responsiveness, a higher flex boot will likely suit your needs better.

Choosing the right flex rating depends on your skiing ability and style. Beginners or casual skiers may prefer a softer flex for comfort and ease of movement, while advanced skiers often opt for stiffer boots for better control and performance. If you enjoy skiing at high speeds or tackling difficult runs, a higher flex rating will provide the support you need. Consider your skill level and the type of skiing you plan to do when selecting the right flex for you.