Our boot range is categorized as unisex boots (with a regular height cuff) or as women’s boots (with a lower height cuff). Unisex boots usually start at size 24 and women’s boots start at size 22. 

Boots are characterized by their forefoot width and instep height. Think about where your foot is wide, narrow, high or low. We want to match the shape of the boot to the shape of your foot. 

If you demand high performance and are accustomed to a tight fit – from say, rock climbing shoes, ballet shoes, or years of ski racing – then a firm-fitting boot will feel right. Or if you cannot tolerate a firm feeling around your foot, then a relaxed fit may be the ticket. 

Ski boots respond to the forces acting on them. Your height, weight and strength play crucial roles in determining the proper flex for you. 

You want the boot’s flex to balance the forces you encounter while skiing. Not aggressive refers to cautious skiing on smooth slopes of gentle to moderate pitch. Pick very aggressive if you’re skiing fast on slopes of moderate to steep pitch. Average means neither A nor C accurately describe you.