Men's Touring Boots (14)
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Narrow fit boots have a forefoot width of 98 millimeters (boot size MP 26./26.5), and offer a lower volume fit overall. They've been developed for skiers with slim feet and anyone looking for a precise fit for direct power transmission.
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A medium fit boot is a boot with a last width of 100 millimeters (boot size MP 26./26.5). These average lasted boots have a more relaxed fit through the midfoot and heel and fit most skiers perfectly.
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Wide fit boots have a forefoot width of 102 millimeters (boot size MP 26/26.5). These higher volume boots are suited for skiers with broad feet and larger calves.
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Men's Ski Touring Boots at Atomic
Discover the perfect men's ski touring boots directly online at Atomic. Our high-quality ski boots are the crucial connection between you and the ski, enabling precise turning and power transmission. Good ski boots relieve your feet and make skiing the ultimate pleasure. No matter how or where you ski, the right ski touring boot is crucial for a successful day on the slopes. It is the direct connection between the skier and the ski, and here at Atomic, you'll find a diverse selection: HAWX ULTRA, HAWX PRIME, HAWX MAGNA, HAWX ULTRA XTD, HAWX PRIME XTD, REDSTER TI, REDSTER STI, REDSTER CLUB SPORT.
What to consider: The perfect ski touring boot should fit comfortably, provide firm support, and optimally transmit power and control impulses from the skier to the ski. The crucial criterion is the fit, starting with the right size. A boot that is too tight can cause discomfort, while a boot that is too wide may result in a lack of power transmission. In general, the ski touring boot should be as comfortable as possible and as snug as necessary.
FAQs about Our Atomic Ski Touring Boots
How tight should ski touring boots be? An Atomic dealer provides an initial recommendation based on the measured foot length and width. Choosing the right ski boot involves not only the correct length but also the width. A forefoot width under 98 mm is considered narrow, around 100 mm is medium, and 102 mm and above are wide. What does the Flex Index mean for ski touring boots? The different types of ski touring boots vary in the construction of the liner, functionality, and shell hardness. The Flex Index describes the stiffness of the shell in relation to the forward lean of the shaft. When choosing the flex, the skier's riding style, strength, and anatomy play a crucial role.