For 22/23, Salomon is replacing their S/Max series with the new S/Pro Alpha boots, which feature a host of interesting fit- and performance-oriented features. Check out our First Look for all the details.
The Zero G Tour Scout W is the stiffest women-specific model in Tecnica's Zero G line — here are our thoughts on it, and how it compares to the Tecnica Cochise Pro W.
Here are our thoughts on Fischer's latest touring boot, which blurs the lines between existing categories, but could consequently be the "Goldilocks" boot for certain people.
Atomic’s Redster CS series combines race-boot features with extensive fit-customization features more typical of all-mountain boots, with the goal of bringing race-level performance to a more versatile overall package. Check out our First Look & Flash Review for more info.
We've spent more than 200 days skiing in the Tecnica Mach1 MV 130 & Mach1 LV 130. Check out our long-term review to hear how these all-mountain boots compare to the current market, and how they've held up over multiple seasons of daily use.
This season Tecnica updated their long-standing Cochise series of 50/50 boots, and we think the current design is a really appealing option for those who want a boot with a walk mode that makes minimal compromises when it comes to downhill performance. Check out our full review of the top-end women's model, the Cochise Pro W.
This season Head overhauled their line of "Performance" alpine boots, and the new Formula boots are very different from the boots they replace.
Check out all the details in our First Look.
Rossignol is tweaking several of their freeride skis for 22/23, as well as launching an entirely new collection of alpine boots. Check out the details here.