Free delivery on orders over £80The Best Ski Boots of 2024
Having a decent pair of ski boots can make or break your time on the slopes. Having a correctly fitted pair of boots is going to allow you to ski comfortably all day long and perform to your best. Our choices for the best ski boots of 2024 are broken down into low-volume boots for narrow feet, medium-volume boots for average feet and high-volume boots for wide feet. We've also given our top picks for backcountry ski boots for each category.
Low-volume boots for narrow feet
Nordica Promachine 105 GW Women’s and 120 GW Men’s
Nordica’s Promachine offers a low-volume fit that gives plenty of space around the toes and provides impressive performance for a boot that is surprisingly light. A real go-to option across a range of flexes for all our boot fitters.
Nordica Promachine 105 GW Women's (£420) | Nordica Promachine 120 GW Men's (£450)
Atomic Ultra 95 S GW Women’s and 120 S GW Men’s
The Atomic Hawx Ultra set the standard for 98mm, low-volume boots when it was first introduced, with a close, but comfortable fit matched with incredible lightness. These latest models push that further with the category-leading Mimic liners, that provide excellent foothold and customisation.
Atomic Hawx Ultra 95 S W Women's (£400) | Atomic Hawx Ultra 120 S GW Men's (£490)
Salomon S/Pro Alpha 90 GW Women’s and 110 Men’s
Salomon’s S/PRO Alpha was launched last season to great acclaim thanks to a fantastic anatomical shape that mixes comfort and performance. This is the one to go for if you want a little bit more space but want to stay in low-volume boots.
Salomon S/PRO Alpha 90 GW Women's (£350) | Salomon S/PRO Alpha 110 GW Men's (£400)
Our top backcountry pick: Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 115 BOA GW Women’s and 130 BOA GW Men’s
The Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD has always been a benchmark hybrid boot, and now with the addition of BOA it cements its position as one of the most desired boots on the shelf. The fit is slim without being tight and the new BOA closure ensures the kind of even pressure that clips can struggle to provide.
Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 115 BOA W GW Women's (£630) | Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 130 BOA GW Men's (£700)
Medium-volume ski boots for average feet
K2 Anthem 95 BOA GW Women’s and Recon 120 BOA GW Men’s
K2 were one of the first brands to embrace BOA on alpine boots, and these Recon/Anthem models haven’t just had the new tech ‘bolted’ on, they were totally redesigned to make it work to its very best potential, and it’s mission accomplished. Instant comfort, excellent foot wrap and smooth, easy performance are what make these models stand out.
K2 Anthem 95 BOA GW Women's (£440) | K2 Recon 120 BOA GW Men's (£550)
Salomon S/Pro Supra 95 BOA GW Women’s and 120 Men’s
The Supra models are a totally new range, built around the possibilities of BOA and using every bit of Salomon’s extensive foot and boot know-how. They offer a generous medium fit, with possibly the most comfortable toe box we have tried on, and highly effective custom fitting of the shell as well as the liner. Already a top seller.
Salomon S/PRO Supra BOA 95 W GW Women's (£430) | Salomon S/PRO Supra BOA 120 GW Men's (£520)
Fischer RC4 105 MV BOA VAC GW Women’s and 120 MV BOA GW Men’s
The Fischer RC4 boots are another new face on the mid-volume offering, again with BOA closure systems. They provide all the performance that you would expect from Fischer with their race heritage and blend it with BOA to produce a wrap effect on the foot that buckle boots can’t imitate.
Fischer RC4 105 MV BOA VAC GW Women's (£570) | Fischer RC4 120 MV BOA VAC GW Men's (£580)
Our top backcountry pick: K2 Mindbender 95 BOA GW Women’s and 120 BOA GW Men’s
K2’s Mindbender boots always have a big following thanks to huge versatility on the mountain, an accommodating fit and even though we shouldn’t say it, a look that demands attention in a positive way. The addition of BOA has elevated the boots for 23/24, making these one of the must-have all-terrain models.
K2 Mindbender 95 BOA W GW Women's (£575) | K2 Mindbender 120 BOA GW Men's (£660)
High-volume ski boots for wide feet
Nordica HF 85 GW Women’s and 110 GW Men’s
The HF rewound the clock for the inspiration to make the simplest boot to step in and out of, as well as adjust. These are the boots to head to if you have broader/higher-volume feet and want the minimum of fuss. The cuff opens right out, allowing even skiers with the most limited ankle movement to easily step in. Then one buckle secures the closure and it’s time to ski.
Nordica HF 85 GW Women's (£430) | Nordica HF 110 GW Men's (£430)
Head Edge 95 HV GW Women’s and 110 HV GW Men’s
Head’s Edge boots have long been a go-to option for skiers struggling to find comfort for their broader/higher-volume feet, without ignoring the need for the necessary performance. This all-new version makes entry/exit easier, improves heel hold and uses a walk mode for convenience when not skiing.
Head Edge 95 W HV GW Women's (£370) | Head Edge 110 HV GW Men's (£370)
Atomic Hawx Magna 105 S GW Women’s and 110 S GW Men’s
When Atomic introduced the Hawx Magna range they shook up the high-volume fit category by offering a roomy fit but making no compromise on performance. All the same features as the Hawx Ultra or Prime models are on Magna boots, just recognising that some skiers need more space, without a loss of control or performance.
Atomic Hawx Magna 105 S GW Women's | Atomic Hawx Magna 110 S GW Men's (£390)
Our top backcountry pick: Fischer Ranger One 130 DYN VAC GW Men’s
The Ranger One sits in a sector of the market that many brands ignore: Hybrid or Backcountry boots for performance skiers who have broader/higher-volume feet. For this reason, the Ranger One has an army of loyal followers, delighted to find what they need, meaning they can ski where they want and in comfort.
Fischer Ranger One 130 Vacuum GW DYN Men's
