Shift Alpha BOA 110 Boot - 2026
CA$639.86
CA$1,066.43Save CA$426.57 (40%)
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at Backcountry
Price checked Nov 10, 2026
First recorded Mar 30
Is this a good deal?
- We first recorded this price today.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 56%. This deal’s 40% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Backcountry since March 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 110 Boot for 2026 is a lightweight touring ski boot built for intermediate to advanced skiers who move between all-mountain and backcountry terrain. The BOA closure system allows quick, precise fit adjustments on the go, while the thermo-moldable liner can be heat-fitted for a personalized, comfortable feel. With a flex index of 110, the boot delivers a responsive and dynamic ride suited to more aggressive skiing styles. Advanced materials keep weight low without sacrificing durability, and the design maintains compatibility with most touring bindings, making it a practical choice for skiers who want versatility across a range of conditions. The combination of a performance-oriented flex, a convenient lacing system, and a customizable liner makes this boot a well-rounded option for those seeking efficiency and precision on longer tours and varied descents.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Salomon
- Material
- aluminum, [shell] Custom Shell HD (polyurethane), Exobelt, [cuff] polyolefin, PEX
- Color
- Black/Orange Tiger/Orange Tiger
- Flex
- 110
- Sole
- GripWalk rubber
- Liner
- My Custom Fit Freeride 4D Perf
- Buckles
- 2, BOA Fit System
- Footbed
- Thermosoft
- Activity
- freeride/powder skiing, backcountry touring, all-mountain skiing
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon Shift Alpha BOA 110 as a capable crossover boot that balances resort performance with genuine touring utility. The BOA and ExoBelt ankle strap combination earns repeated praise for delivering excellent heel hold and micro-adjustable precision fit without uncomfortable instep pressure. The walk mode, powered by FreeSpine technology, is widely noted as impressively functional for a downhill-oriented boot, offering a wide range of motion that surprises testers. Downhill performance is described as laterally responsive and stable, with a smooth, progressive flex. The most common criticisms center on the narrow 98mm last, which some users find runs tighter than expected, and the boot's weight, which puts it well outside lightweight touring territory. The stock liner has drawn mixed feedback, with some testers finding the plastic tongue uncomfortable before break-in or heat molding. The 110 flex is positioned as the entry point of the range, best suited to intermediate to advanced skiers who prioritize resort skiing with occasional backcountry access.
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