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The Best Men’s Comfort Ski Boots

Ski boots just might be your most important piece of any skier’s gear collection. So what’s your preference? Performance above all? Supreme comfort and convenience? All-mountain ski boots that can do it all? Find the right ski boot and you might not have to choose. Here’s a look at the best ski boots for men and for women to keep your feet happy and your skiing performance at an optimal level. 

 

Stability at Speed

We want our all-mountain skis to make us feel like super-heroines while flying down the mountain instead of making us pray to the heavens. We want to be able to lay into them, exert pressure on them and make them bend, and know that they won’t slip out from under us or chatter at high speeds. To this end, we examined how each pair performed at higher speeds. Do they offer a smooth and seamless ride, or do the tips flap incessantly? Can they keep their edge when carving through a fast, high-pressured turn, or do they tend to wash out? Are they dampening and manageable, softly absorbing bumps and uneven terrain, or do we get bucked and launched out of balance?

Carving

How easy is it to simply turn each competitor? Will the skis turn when requested, or do they prefer to go straight ahead? Can you tip them on edge, have them engage, and ride the rail? Do they stay engaged when you do? What is the turn radius, and does the ski feel like it wants to make a tighter or larger turn? All of these questions we asked ourselves when assessing how well each of these skis carves a turn. Models that have a smaller turn radius are sometimes better at carving.

CLEVER SKIING WITH SMART SKI GOGGLES FROM GOSKAND INTERNATIONAL SKI SHOP!

Whoever does not want to miss out on any highlights, needs one thing above all: optimal orientation. Regardless of whether you are looking for the shortest route to a hut, POI’s (points of interest), weather information, the slope and lift status, the smart ski goggles from Goskand give you a perfect overview. The technology provides all real-time ski area information directly in front of your eyes and makes sure that you no longer ski past any nice huts or amazing photo points.

       

Alpine Ski.

Use our ski sizing chart to find your ski length!  To find your ski length, add your results starting with step 1 

Step 1- Select your weight &  Skis Sizing Chart;

*Please note: this is only a recommendation. Please contact our customer service department so we can give you a more accurate recommendation based on your individual needs.

Men’s Skis Sizing Chart

Skier Weight
Skier Height
LBS
(KG)
ft/inches
(cm)
100 lbs+
(45-kg)
4’6″+
(137cm+)
110 lbs+
(50-kg)
4’9″+
(145cm+)
120 lbs+
(55-kg)
5’0″+
(152cm+)
130 lbs+
(59-kg)
5’3″+
(160cm+)
140 lbs+
(64-kg)
5’6″+
(168cm+)
150 lbs+
(68-kg)
5’9″+
(175cm+)
170 lbs+
(77-kg)
6’0″+
(183cm+)
190 lbs+
(86-kg)
6’2″+
(188cm+)
 
Ski Length (cm)
Expert
Intermediate
134cm +
124cm +
146cm +
136cm +
159cm +
149cm +
166cm +
156cm +
170cm +
160cm +
177cm +
167cm +
184cm +
174cm +
191cm +
181cm +

Women’s Atomic Skis Sizing Chart

Skier Weight
Skier Height
LBS
(KG)
ft/inches
(cm)
100 lbs+
(45-kg)
4’9″+
(145cm+)
110 lbs+
(50-kg)
5’0″+
(152cm+)
120 lbs+
(55-kg)
5’2″+
(157cm+)
130 lbs+
(59-kg)
5’4″+
(163cm+)
140 lbs+
(64-kg)
5’6″+
(168cm+)
150 lbs+
(68-kg)
5’8″+
(173cm+)
160 lbs+
(73-kg)
5’10″+
(178cm+)
170 lbs+
(77-kg)
6’0″+
(183cm+)
 
Ski Length (cm)
Expert
Intermediate
149cm +
139cm +
152cm +
142cm +
153cm +
146cm +
163cm +
153cm +
166cm +
156cm +
170cm +
160cm +
173cm +
163cm +
180cm +
170cm +
 
Step 2 – Select Your Ability
Beginner / Novice Intermediate Advanced Expert
subtract 20 cm 5-10 cm no change  add 5-10 cm
About sizing skis- Getting the proper ski length is important. Get too long of ski and it’s hard to handle. Get a ski too short and you have stability, edge hold, and response problems. You can not select a ski length first and then select a ski model. Instead, you must first select the ski model and then select the proper ski length.
The #1 ski sizing problem! Skiers usually purchase skis too short. The reason? Skiers believe shorter skis are easier to turn. We admit if your skis are too long, they will be harder to turn but when your skis are too short, you will have a lack of control, lack of response, and they will vibrate more. If you get the proper model and proper length, they will be easy to turn.
The #2 ski sizing problem! Skiers usually purchase the incorrect model and compromise by purchasing a shorter in length. For example; an intermediate skier may purchase advanced level skis thinking they will grow into them but purchase a shorter length. This is stupid on so many levels we can’t begin to tell you all of them. Simply purchase the correct model, then correct length and you’ll be much happier.

A few additional things you should know-

  • Intermediate skis are made longer than beginner skis. Performance skis are made longer than intermediate skis.
  • If your weight puts you between ski lengths, go up in length if you’re taller than average. If you’re shorter than average, go down one length.
  • There is no standardization between manufacturers when it comes to ski length. Ski manufacturers make any length they think is right for their model. You could be in a 151 cm in one model, a 157 cm in another model, and a 163 cm yet in another model.
  • DO NOT choose a length first. Choose the model first, then the length.

Sizing Cross Country Skis

Cross country skis come in two basic size systems for classical style, traditional (or modified traditional) or compact. Skate skis are sized in a completely different way.
In traditional sizing, a classical ski should be 110-120 % of your height, with an average of around 115%. In other words, a skier about 5’8″ will have a ski about 200 centimeters long for the best mix of glide length and stride. This relates mostly to leg length, so skiers with longer or shorter leg length for their height can adjust to one end or the other of the size range. A traditional back-country ski (seldom used anymore) should stick to the short end of the range.
Compact classical skis, only suited to touring and back-country use, usually come in small, medium, and large sizes generally around 160, 175, and 190 centimeters. Select them based only on body weight. Width varies depending on where you will ski with them.
Skating skis are generally 106-110% of the height. Skiers over six feet in height will end up below 106% just because most companies don’t offer skating skis above 197 cm. This could change, but the companies are trying to simplify their lines. Really short skiers have to deal with skis above their optimal length or shop around to find a line that offers something in their range. Since sizing relates mostly to leg length, don’t get too hung up on height.

Fischer Nordic Ski Recommended Lengths

CARBONLITE
CLASSIC
SKATING
> 198 lb
207 stiff
192 stiff
176 – 196 lb
202 stiff / 207 med – stiff
192 med – stiff
165 – 175 lb
202 med – stiff / 207 soft – med
187 – 192 stiff / 192 med
154 – 164 lb
197 stiff / 202 med / 207 soft
187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
143 – 152 lb
197 – 202 med / 197 stiff / 202 – 207 soft
182 – 187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
132 – 142 lb
192 – 197 med / 197 – 202 soft
177 – 182 stiff / 182 – 192 med
121 – 131 lb
187 – 192 med / 192 – 197 soft
177 stiff / 182 med – stiff
110 – 120 lb
187 soft – med / 192 soft
177 med -stiff / 182 med
100 – 109 lb
177 – 187 soft
172 – 177 med
< 99 lb
177 soft
172 med
RCS
CLASSIC
SKATING
ZERO
> 198 lb
207 stiff
192 stiff
207 soft
176 – 196 lb
202 stiff / 207 med – stiff
192 med – stiff
207 soft
165 – 175 lb
202 med – stiff / 207 soft – med
187 – 192 stiff / 192 med
202 – 207 soft
154 – 164 lb
197 stiff / 202 med / 207 soft
187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
202 soft
143 – 152 lb
197 – 202 med / 197 stiff /
202 – 207 soft
182 – 187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
197 – 202 soft
132 – 142 lb
192 – 197 med / 197 – 202 soft
177 – 182 stiff / 182 – 192 med
197 soft
121 – 131 lb
187 – 192 med / 192 – 197 soft
177 stiff / 182 med – stiff
192 – 197 soft
110 – 120 lb
187 soft – med / 192 soft
177 med -stiff / 182 med
187 – 192 soft
100 – 109 lb
177 – 187 soft
172 – 177 med
187 soft
< 99 lb
177 soft
172 med
187 soft
RCR
CLASSIC
SKATING
> 198 lb
207 med – stiff
192 stiff
176 – 196 lb
202 -207 med – stiff
192 med – stiff
165 – 175 lb
202 – 207 med – stiff / 207 soft – med
187 – 192 stiff / 192 med
154 – 164 lb
197 – 202 med – stiff / 202 – 207 soft – med
187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
143 – 152 lb
192 – 197 med – stiff / 202 – 207 soft – med
182 – 187 stiff / 187 – 192 med
132 – 142 lb
187 – 192 med – stiff / 197 – 202 soft – med
177 – 182 stiff / 182 – 192 med
121 – 131 lb
192 – 197 soft – med / 187 med – stiff
177 stiff / 182 med – stiff
110 – 120 lb
187 – 192 soft – med
177 med -stiff / 182 med
100 – 109 lb
177 – 187 soft – med
172 – 177 med
< 99 lb
177 soft – med
172 med
SCS , SC
CLASSIC
SKATING
> 198 lb
207
192
176 – 196 lb
207
192
165 – 175 lb
202, 207
187, 192
154 – 164 lb
197, 202, 207
187
143 – 152 lb
192, 197, 202
182, 187
132 – 142 lb
187, 192, 197
177, 182
121 – 131 lb
182, 187, 192
177, 182
110 – 120 lb
177, 182, 187
172, 177
100 – 109 lb
177, 182
172
< 99 lb
177
172

Sprint Crown Junior Skis

Junior
Classic
Skating
body height + 4 to + 8 inches (+10 to + 20 cm ) + 2 to + 6 inches (+ 5 to + 15 cm)
 

We are the dealer for the Austrian – EIDER ski jacket – link below

Eider (eider.com) is known for its stylish, technical mountain wear, and this season the brand is looking to its traditional alpine roots for inspiration with its latest range of jackets.