Rossignol Alltrack 90 HV Ski Boots 2026

Name: Rossignol Alltrack 90 HV Ski Boots 2026
Brand: Rossignol
Price: 323.96 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Rossignol Alltrack 90 HV is an alpine ski boot designed for beginning to intermediate skiers who prioritize all-day comfort without sacrificing on-hill performance. Built on a wide 102 mm last, it accommodates broader feet and reduces the fatigue that can come from a full day on the mountain. The flex rating of 90 sits in the medium range, offering a smoothly progressive feel thanks to Rossignol's Dual Core construction, which layers softer polyurethane between harder durometer shells for a flex character that transitions evenly through the range of motion. Four micro-adjust aluminum buckles and a Velcro power strap provide a secure, customizable fit, while the Comfort Fit liner uses soft materials and a welded sole for added thermal insulation. A hike mode built into the rear cuff frees up ankle mobility for bootpacks or walking between runs. The boot rides on replaceable ISO 5355 alpine soles and comes backed by a one-year warranty. Available in Steel Grey and Black in size 24.5.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Rossignol
Color: Steel Grey/Black
Size: 24.5
Last: 102 mm
Sku#: EB-269546-1001
Sole: Replaceable ISO 5355 Alpine Soles
Type: Alpine Ski Boots
Boa®: No
Series: Alltrack

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rossignol Alltrack 90 HV as an outstanding value for beginner and intermediate skiers, highlighting its wide 102mm last, comfortable thermo-moldable liner, and progressive Dual Core flex that is easy to initiate but builds resistance as you push harder. The functional walk mode and accessible price point are frequently called out as standout features. The most common criticisms are that the boot runs cold (poor warmth retention) and is far too soft for advanced or aggressive skiers. Some expert testers also note it underperforms as a true hybrid touring boot when compared to more capable alternatives at a higher price.

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