The Atomic ski boots are developed by the best specialists to ensure the most possible hip, knee and ankle joint. This allows you to move naturally which is very important feature for those of us who just start to ski and want to achieve a lot. The boot gives excellent transmission of energy from the boot to the edge of the ski while still being extremely comfortable. The company claims that this boot will definitely give a young racer added advantage.

Features:

- Comfortable Skin Liner that is equipped with additional thermo lining in the forefoot area to for maximum foot warmth.
- Cuff Cant
- Forward Lean Adjustment
- All Aluminum Micro Metric Buckles
- 3/4" Power Strap ... read more

How to Chose Ski Boots?

Ski boots are the most important part of your skiing package. Aside from the fact that you definitely will not enjoy your time on the slopes if your feet hurt or if your feet are cold, it is important to understand that your boots are the key to your skiing performance.

Buying Your First Pair of Ski Boots. The most important rule for buying that first pair of boots is go to a reputable ski shop, preferably a specialty store with experienced salespeople who are themselves skiers. Better yet, search out a store with boot certified sales and service personnel. Either by reputation or, on the advice of friends who are familiar with your area ski shops, pick out one you feel comfortable dealing with. You want to trust their judgment as to the fit of the boots.

Try Several Brands of Ski Boots. Not all boots are created equal. Some brands have wider widths, others run larger or smaller. Try your boots on with the socks that you will be wearing skiing. Ski boots are designed to be snug, so, you don’t want to try on boots with heavier socks than you will be wearing on the slopes. Experts will need stiffer boots than beginners, because they respond more effectively to the movement of your legs. Try boots on later in the day because your feet tend to swell as the day progresses.

Proper Ski Boot Fit. Most good quality ski boots can compensate for minor adjustments that may be needed to keep your stance on skis in alignment with the flat of your ski on the snow. However, there are people who need further adjustment to compensate for any number of physical miscues in their stance.

Boot Fitters. There are trained "boot fitters" who go to school to learn how to fit ski boots to the individual skier. Being knock-kneed, bowlegged, or having ankle tilting problems can be remedied through proper boot fitting. Foot or ankle issues should ideally be addressed when purchasing boots, because skiing in boots that will transmit your commands to your skis is the whole idea of enjoying the sport. A fitting can easily take more than an hour, so, give yourself plenty of time to shop.