Collection: Chaussures

Atomic Alpine Ski Boots Find your alpine ski boot for next winter. Shop now at Atomic online. We offer different models on our website. Our high-quality ski boots are your connecting link to your skis – good ski boots enable you to pass on your rotation impulse and power directly to the skis. High-quality boots relieve the feet and make skiing an absolute pleasure. No matter how and where you ski - essential for a successful day on the mountain is the perfectly fitting ski boot. The boots are the key to acceleration and control, the direct link between the skier and the ski. This connection should be intuitive and comfortable. Discover our current selection of Atomic women's and men's ski boots! HAWX ULTRA, HAWX PRIME, HAWX MAGNA, REDSTER TI, REDSTER STI, REDSTER CLUB SPORT. Buying alpine ski boots – what you should consider. The right ski boot fits comfortably, offers a good grip and transfers power and control impulses perfectly from the skier to the ski. The most important criterion is the fit - and that starts with the right size. Basically, the ski boot should fit as comfortably as possible and as tightly as necessary. If there is slack anywhere, the whole system no longer works. This means: with a properly fitted ski boot you also ski better. The most frequently asked questions about our Atomic alpine ski boots How tight should ski boots be? So how tight should a ski boot fit? How comfortable can or should it be? An Atomic dealer will make an initial recommendation for suitable ski boots based on the measured foot length and width. Accordingly, you choose not only the right length of the outer shell or ski boot, but also its width. A forefoot width of less than 98 mm is considered narrow, shells with a width of about 100 mm are considered medium, 102 mm and above are considered wide. What does the Flex Index mean for ski boots? The various types of ski boots differ primarily in the construction of the inner boot, the functionality and specifically the shell hardness. The so-called flex index is used to describe the stiffness of the shell in relation to the forward inclination of the shaft. When choosing the flex, the skiing style, strength of the skier and his anatomy play a decisive role.