Salomon S/Pro Alpha 90 W GW Ski Boots - Women's 2026

Name: Salomon S/Pro Alpha 90 W GW Ski Boots - Women's 2026
Brand: Salomon
Price: 491.35 CAD
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About this product

The Salomon S/Pro Alpha 90 W GW is a women's ski boot designed to bring the narrow-fit S/Pro Alpha platform to intermediate and lighter skiers. Built around a heat-moldable last, it caters specifically to skiers with narrower ankles and feet, or those with average feet but a narrow ankle structure, delivering a precise, personalized fit that can translate directly into improved on-snow performance. The 90 flex rating positions this boot as an approachable yet capable option for progressing skiers who want responsive feedback without an overly stiff ride. The GW designation indicates Gripwalk sole compatibility, which improves walkability on flat surfaces between runs. Combining a performance-oriented fit system with a flex suited to a wide range of intermediate ability levels, the S/Pro Alpha 90 W GW offers a well-rounded package for women seeking reliable comfort and control on groomed terrain and beyond.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Salomon

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon S/Pro Alpha 90 W GW as an excellent choice for narrow-footed intermediate women skiers, highlighting the 98mm heat-moldable shell and liner as standout features that deliver a precise, custom-like fit with strong heel hold and minimal instep pressure. The Flex Adjuster, Power Spine, and GripWalk outsoles earn repeated mention for adding versatility, on-snow performance, and off-slope walkability. The most common caveat is that the narrow last makes it a poor fit for wider feet, and some reviewers note the boot requires time and professional fitting to dial in all the adjustability options fully.

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