This category has three subcategories:

• Freestyle ski boots→

  Freestyle ski boots are designed for freestylers who spent most of their time in snow parks. An excellent weapon of choice for conquering all different types of objects, with extra padded inner liner for better force dampening at landings. Some boots even have softer outer shell toe tip to ease the pressure on toes when landings get rough.

• Touring ski boots→

  Touring ski boots are designed for hikers looking for the ultimate powder experience and for an outdoor adventurers and climbers. Important feature is »walking mode«, enabling easier movement of the boot. These boots are lighter and having rubberized sole for better grip. Some models come already compatible with ultralight touring bindings and all of them can be used with crampons. With touring boots even the longest trips become walk in the park, if only you have got enough stamina.

• Freeride ski boots→

  Freeride boots are designed and developed specifically for demands of pleasures outside of groomed slopes. Usually slightly stiffer boots with excellent performances in deep powder snow, jumps and drops. Outer shell's sole is covered with a thin rubber layer to provide a safe step and at the same time making the best direct connection between skier and his ski. Walking mode is used quite often, as there is numerous times when you need to hike to the start of descent.