- 1. Whitewoods New Adult 301 Cross Country XC Insulated Ski Boots
- 2. Rossignol BC X6 Cross-Country Ski Boots
- 3. Botas DYNAMIC PROLINK W – Nordic Cross-Country Ski Boots
- 4. Fischer BCX 675 Backcountry Boot
- 5. Alpina Alaska Backcountry Boot
Buying cross country ski boots can be a challenge if you don’t know what you’re looking for. That being said, cross country skiing is very popular and a great way to stay active throughout those tough winter months. It is also referred to as Nordic skiing and it is a great way to visit the back country without struggling through the snow.
Next to the cross country skis, the boots are the most important thing you can buy. It might even be the most important part because if you’re not comfortable while you are out there on the trails, it might be a very miserable day for you overall. Fit is clearly the most important part about buying cross country ski boots, but there are other factors to consider when you purchase your own boots. Quality matters when you purchase these ski boots and if you just buy the first ones you come across, you might not like what they feel like.
Finding the right cross country ski boot can be a chore if you don’t know much about it. This is why we’ve created this list of some of the best cross country ski boots of 2019. We hope that our list will ease the pain of searching for the perfect pair of boots and you’ll be able to get out there a little sooner.
Whitewoods New Adult 301 3 Pin 75mm Nordic Cross Country XC Insulated Ski Boots
The Whitewoods New Adult 301 Nordic Cross Country XC Insulated Ski Boots will work with any standard 75mm binding system which is also known as a 3 pin binding system. These are made with a high tech fabric called King Tex and it is windproof, waterproof, durable and very breathable. These boots are able to keep you comfortable and dry by moderating your body temperature. The improved anatomic footbed is Thinsulate Insulation and is more comfortable in the toe box and heel. According to people who have purchased these boots, they run a little small so it might be better to go a half size up.
Features
– Lightweight and durable
– Thinsulate lining
– Liner is quick drying for comfort and warmth
– Breathable upper that is waterproof
– Metal lace guides for great lace pressure
– Removeable insole
– Gaitor D ring
– Toe protector
– 75mm sole
Rossignol BC X6 Cross-Country Ski Boots
The Rossignol BC X6 Cross-Country Ski Boots are from a couple years ago but they are still one of our favorites in the coming year. Quality and durability goes a long ways. They’ve got the Cordura® nylon lace covers that go up over the ankles to keep you dry, warm and protected from the snow. Lacing is also a breeze with the speed lock lace system and you get free hinge cuffs with hook and loop power straps for a snug and comfortable fit. The inner boots mold to your feet for even more comfort. If you’re seeing a theme here, you are probably right. These are some of the most durable and comfortable cross country skiing boots out there right now.
Features
– No snow in your boots with Cordura nylon lace covers
– Simple speed lock lace system
– Compatible with NNN BC bindings
– Hook and loop power straps on free hinge cuffs
– Comfort fit with inner boot molds
Botas DYNAMIC PROLINK W – Nordic Cross-Country Ski Boots
The Botas DYNAMIC PROLINK W – Nordic Cross-Country Ski Boots is a great looking cross country boot that offers a number of great features. Get great support for the foot while “skating” with the upper two part dual rigidity that has round laces rotary cuffs that are attached to the heel with Velcro strip that fastens and a metal pin. The insole LB Perf insole provides a great fit and moisture extraction through perforation. The protective overlap of the lacing and the rubber coated WICO zip make sure to protect your foot from dampness and snow. Overall, these are a solid pair of cross country ski boots that will treat you well for years.
Features
– Two part rotating cuff for stability
– Anatomic competition insole for comfort
– W – Protec prevents penetration from snow and wetness
– Prolink clamping system
– Easy strap closure for increased ski control
– Low profile boot binding connection for great feel of the snow
– Elastic fit cover
Fischer BCX 675 Backcountry Boot
The Fischer BCX 675 Backcountry Boot is a really nice cross country ski boot that has been getting really good reviews lately and for good reason. It has the technology necessary for reliable performance while skiing over terrain that can get very challenging. The ergonomic cuff and stiff flex transfer power in an efficient manner to the skis during the ups and downs and the 75mm Vibram sole offers the skier fantastic grip over the rough and bumpy terrain. The Thinsulate liner will keep your fee warm and the easy entry loops make these boots slip off in an easy fashion.
Features
– Leather upper material
– Triple F membrane for waterproofing
– Thinsulate liner for warmth
– 3-pin telemark binding compatibility
– Hook and loop strap closure
Alpina Alaska Backcountry Boot
Alpina has hit the nail on the head once again with their Alaska Backcountry Boot. A quick overview of this boot says that it is warm, comfortable and sturdy. It is built like a boot that would be used for mountaineering. These boots have a protective rubber rand, rugged leather upper and a waterproof membrane to keep your feet warm and dry throughout your adventures. The flex is medium which makes it stiff enough to allow a little glide when on the flats. However, it’s not too stiff to navigate the rugged terrain. These boots are insulated with low bulk Thinsulate synthetic insulation and the footbed is made to fit around the natural contours of your feet. Great boot, great company.
Features
– Leather upper material
– Alpitex membrane for a waterproof boot
– Thinsulate insulation
– NNN BC compatible
– Lace closure