Salomon Shift Alpha Boa 115 W Ski Boots - Women's
CA$664.93
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About this product
The Salomon Shift Alpha Boa 115 W is a women's alpine touring ski boot designed to handle both the uphill and the descent without meaningful compromise. The polyurethane shell delivers consistent flex and reliable power transmission, while a polyolefin cuff keeps overall weight manageable. A BOA Fit System paired with the Exobelt closure locks the heel securely in place, and the FreeSpine bar connects cuff to shell for progressive, powerful flex that still allows touring mobility. The PowerWedge insert improves range of motion on the skin track and stiffens the boot for downhill performance, complemented by the Twinlock system for a smooth touring stride and a secure ski mode. Inside, the Freeride 4D Pro liner and Custom Shell HD thermomoldable construction shape to the foot for a precise, comfortable fit, while a customizable tongue adjusts instep height and padding. The Sensitive 2 footbed supports alignment and edge precision. Tech inserts allow compatibility with pin bindings, and GripWalk-ready full rubber soles ease transitions on icy bootpacks. Available in Ultra Violet/Black/Black.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Salomon
- Material
- Polyurethane
- Color
- Ultra Violet/Black/Black
- Size
- 98mm
- Weight
- 3.34kg
- Buckles
- 2
- Made In
- Romania
- Style Id
- 6036-505
- Ideal For
- Backcountry skiing Downhill skiing Freeride and freeskiing
- Sole Type
- GripWalk
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon Shift Alpha Boa 115 W as an impressive one-boot quiver for advanced women skiers, balancing strong downhill performance with a capable walk mode. The BOA fit system earns widespread acclaim for delivering even, micro-adjustable pressure in the lower foot, and the ExoBelt technology is singled out for its exceptional heel hold. The walk mode's range of motion is frequently described as surprisingly natural and comfortable for a boot at this flex level. On the downhill, testers highlight lateral stiffness, edge-to-edge quickness, and confidence in variable backcountry snow. The most common criticism centers on fit: the boot runs narrow in the lower foot and toe box, and several reviewers note an upright forward lean that can make it difficult to achieve an aggressive skiing stance. Some testers also flag an inconsistent shin fit and recommend a professional heat-molding session to get the most out of the liner. It is best suited for shorter tours and resort-plus-sidecountry use rather than long backcountry missions.
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