Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 95 W Alpine Touring Ski Boots - Women's 2026

Name: Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 95 W Alpine Touring Ski Boots - Women's 2026
Brand: Salomon
Price: 689.81 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 95 W is a women's alpine touring ski boot built for intermediate to advanced skiers seeking a balance of uphill mobility and downhill performance. It features a 98 mm last that can be heat molded to approximately 104 mm in the forefoot using Salomon's Custom Shell HD process, which uses thinner shell walls and updated materials for improved power and energy transmission. The flex rating of 95 provides a stiff, responsive feel on the descent. A My Custom Fit Freeride 4D Sport Liner with an elastic toe box and Talyn fabric offers a snug, adaptive fit. Closure combines two riveted aluminum buckles with a BOA Fit System and a 45 mm power strap, while the Exo Belt Technology enhances heel hold and reduces blisters on the climb. The Twin Lock Walk Mode and Power Wedge insert deliver a wide range of motion when touring and locked alpine progressivity when skiing. GripWalk ISO 23223 outsoles with integrated tech inserts and a full rubber sole round out the package.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Salomon

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 95 W as a strong one-boot quiver for intermediate to advanced women who split time between resort and sidecountry. The BOA and Exobelt combination earns repeated acclaim for delivering exceptional heel hold and easy on-the-fly fit adjustments during transitions, while the FreeSpine walk-mode mechanism is credited with preserving alpine-level power transfer on the descent. Downhill performance is described as punching well above its hybrid class. The most common criticism is the genuinely narrow 98mm last, which reviewers flag as a true narrow fit that can feel very snug out of the box, particularly in the forefoot, and is not suitable for wider feet. Walk-mode range of motion and weight are noted as secondary trade-offs compared to dedicated touring boots.

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