10 Best Nordic Ski Boots | June 2023 (Reviewed & Ranked)

WHAT WE LIKE:

Synthetic leather. 100g low-bulk Thinsulate insulation. Composite midsole. Metal lace guides. 75mm 3-Pin bindings compatible.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

The boots are comfortable.

Sturdy.

Flexed well.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The boots come with a 100 grams Thinsulate lining and quick dry liner for warmth, breathable weatherproof upper, improved metal lace guides for ergonomic lace pressure, lightweight and durable, removable insole, gaitor D ring, toe protector.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

The boots fit fine and are good for the price.

It sent a man's size.

The boots are comfortable and warm, but the laces are quick to tie.

WHAT WE LIKE:

75mm Vibram back-country sole. 75mm bindings with 12-20mm under bail clearance. Alpitex waterproof breathable membrane.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

The boots are good quality and fit well.

The higher boot provides greater support for the feet, which is helpful when hiking or walking long distances.

The boot is good for long distance light touring and covering distance.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The boots are synthetic and provide ample support for light backcountry skiing. The foot bed is anatomic which provides good support and stiff midsole provides needed ski control. The boots also come with Rottefella NNN-BC soles which work in all NNN-BC system bindings, manual or automatic. Finally, the boots come with Thinsulate brand insulation for added warmth.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

The boot is flexible and can be controlled.

The boots are good for skiing because they enhance the enjoyment of the sport.

The snowshoes are good for around the house.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The best features of these boots are the synthetic upper material and insulation.

WHAT WE LIKE:

Optimal skiing posture. Robust ski straps. UV resistant HDPE plastic. Light weight.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

It is good for children because they are fun and help with balance.

The straps go right out from under the person.

It is less expensive than other options.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The best features of these boots are the comfort fit and soft flex. The speed lacing system is also a great feature, as it makes them easy to get on and off.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The bag is spacious and can fit a lot of gear. The design is ergonomic and will help you have a more balanced posture when wearing the bag. There are side straps that allow for more storage, such as jackets, shirts, and gloves. The zippers are large and weather resistant.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

It is smartly designed and stands on a stable but small foot print making it perfect for car travel.

It is helpful in keeping the car organized on the drive up.

It is small and compact.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The best features of this product are the ability to carry a lot of gear, the ski and snowboard carrier, and the lifetime guarantee.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

It is well-packaged.

The bag is comfortable to hold and wear.

The straps are well designed and placed.

WHAT WE LIKE:

The best features of this product are the non-slip waterproof bottom, the large main compartment for gear, and the carry-all spacious boot bag.

Pros & Cons From Reviewers:

The bag is roomy and can fit a more substantial ski boot size than others we've had in the past.

The bag also has shoulder straps to turn it into a backpack which is super helpful when trying to lug skis and poles.

The bag seems to be a nice quality, the shoulder straps are nicely padded, and the zippers and pockets all seem (so far) to be well put together.