The Alpina T10 ski boots are part of the Touring series, perfect for both beginners and advanced skiers. The softer sole of classic ski boots prevents the heel from hitting the ground, as the movement is from the foot up and down, which is an important technological aspect. For example, in the case of skating, the heel moves from side to side, so skating boots have a harder sole. Therefore, it is always necessary to pay attention to the softer sole of classic boots. The Alpina T10 design is the right choice, because the sole of ski boots is softer, and the entire sole of the boot is more flexible and comfortable for the foot.
The waterproof and water-repellent upper of the boots keeps your feet dry and warm. In addition, the boots have Thinsulate insulation, whose unique microfibers block the movement of air molecules, trapping warm air inside and preventing cold air from entering, so the foot inside the ski boot is warm and safe. The T10 model ski boots have a waterproof zipper that protects the boot and foot from external conditions. Another advantage of the lock is that the shoelaces hidden at the bottom of the lock can be covered by closing the lock, so the laces will not come loose while riding and will not interfere with riding. A very simple but important factor that ensures comfort.
NB! The shoes have an anatomical inner footbed, which ensures both walking comfort and insulation, which in turn is particularly important, considering heat retention and protection from external factors on the inner surface of the shoe.
These boots are compatible with NNN type ski bindings.
If you're interested, you can find more information about the shoes on the Alpina
website .
When choosing ski boots, we recommend leaving some space for your toes, that is, leaving a so-called "air gap." This way you can be sure that your toes will not get cold while riding.
NB! A little tip for those who are afraid of the cold: put on your boots in a room temperature place, this way the boots will remain warm from the inside throughout the entire skiing time and your toes will not get cold. Of course, this tip only works with proper, insulating and moisture-proof boots.
