SNS Ski Boots

Modern SNS ski boots for classic or skating are distinguished by their sophisticated design, which is able to provide amazing comfort in any weather. Modern technologies allow us to achieve and provide our customers with high protection against moisture and cold, as well as reduce the load that affects the foot during intense sports training, through an even distribution of weight.

Big brands guarantee a high degree of security. These ski boots are mainly suitable for beginner athletes, as they make it easier and faster to master the skill of skiing.

SNS is a ski shoe fastening system invented by the French company Salomon. The main difference in the design can be considered the central protrusion, which the boot rests on when pushing.

The kit also includes two braces for securing the shoe, and one of them is placed in front of the toe (which is a more practical solution to prevent wear). They make it possible to master skiing as conveniently as possible due to the ability to respond as accurately as possible to all the movements of the athlete.

The majority of ski boot manufacturers create unisex models that are suitable for both sexes, but the priority is still the specialized women's models.

They are designed taking into account the peculiarities of the female figure and the structure of the legs. The area of ​​the gastrocnemius muscle in women is often more voluminous, and in this regard, the so-called cuff in women's models is located lower than in models for men or "unisex".

Also, women's models of cross-country ski boots are made lighter in order to reduce stress on the joints. For convenience, women's models are supplied with tight lacing or a centrally located zipper to avoid snow ingress.

Kids' cross-country ski boots are softer than adult models. In addition, they are additionally insulated with artificial or natural fur and are equipped with a special quick lacing, as well as a loop on the heel, which ensure quick and comfortable putting on.

• SNS line: Piot has special bindings for racing skis. They are most commonly used in competition and are designed specifically for skating. This design consists of two axes. Their main goal is to provide their owner with the necessary reliability in the ski mount with the boot, as well as to provide mobility and comfortable control of equipment.

• The SNS: Profil line, unlike previous models, can be freely used both by professionals in competitions and by amateurs on ordinary light skiing trips.

Both lines provide both manual and automatic fastening types. But it should be borne in mind that the automatic view is more intended for hiking and walking, since in these models you just need to insert the boot into the mount. Their disadvantage is that they weigh more and can freeze at too low temperatures.

Professional sports ski boots are the most high-tech. That is why they are produced from high-quality synthetic materials that are in no way inferior to natural leather. First of all, they are designed for heavy loads, and therefore are extremely durable.

Boots for walking and sports tourism are made from the same material as sports models, but with leather or textile inserts, as well as a removable cuff.

Getting the right ski boots is essential. Even the most expensive and high-quality ski boots, which are incorrectly selected, will not bring pleasure and can easily do harm. That is why you first need to decide how often they will be used and for what type of riding ski boots are needed.

For regular skiing, you should opt for professional sports models. They can withstand much more intense loads than amateur ones, and are also the most durable.

Shoes for sports tourism should be purchased if your plans include mountaineering or active tourism. Thanks to modern technology, such models are reliable and shock-resistant. They are equally well suited for cross-country skiing and long-distance hiking.

In the case when the child needs shoes, the choice needs to be approached more responsibly. The mandatory requirements for children's models are as follows: it is necessary that they retain heat well, and also be easy to put on and take off. The sole should never slip in order to ensure the safety and reliability of movement for children in ski boots and without skis.

On the question of size, it is worth knowing that you need to measure shoes in tight socks, similar to those in which you have to go in for sports. Thanks to this, there will be no problems in the future, when the shoes have already been bought and laced up, but the legs will feel discomfort. As a general rule, you should buy half or one size up ski boots.