Alpine ski boots Alpina ERIS 65 white

The alpine ski boots ERIS 65 are designed for skiers who value comfort, a good fit and reliable performance all day long. Modern design and the latest technologies ensure an excellent balance of support, warmth and control – exactly what you need for confident skiing on the slopes.

The unique E-SHELL construction together with the E-CUFF cuff ensures an ergonomic fit that follows the shape of the foot. The VCP system allows the fit of the boot to be personally adjusted, providing better support and more precise control in every situation.

The ECO-liner is made with a four-layer laminate construction: a durable outer layer, a soft and heat-retaining middle layer and additional heel padding for better grip and stability. The soft inner lining keeps your feet warm and comfortable even on long ski days.

The boots come with GRIPWALK® soles, which allow a more natural foot movement and make walking easier, as well as improving grip on slippery surfaces.

• GRIPWALK® sole
• Micro ALU buckles
• VCP (Volume Control Plate)*
• E-SHELL construction
• Anatomically shaped shell
• Flex (stiffness): 65
• Last (forefoot width): 102 mm
• Weight: 1350 g (1 boot)

* Alpina Volume Control Plate (VCP) is a smart solution located under the insole that allows the internal volume of the boot to be precisely adjusted. Since every foot is different, VCP lets you adjust the left and right foot separately, ensuring an ideal fit, better comfort and support. If you need more room, the plate can easily be removed. VCP is designed to adapt to the unique shape of your feet and provide the most personalised wearing experience possible.

NB! The correct size is one of the most important factors in the final fit of a ski boot. The alpine ski boot size is the length of the foot in centimetres. If the foot falls exactly between two sizes, beginners may choose the larger one and more advanced skiers the smaller one. In a boot that is too large, the foot starts to slide around, the overall stance becomes incorrect, the muscles are overloaded and ski control deteriorates significantly. An alpine ski boot must fit snugly around the foot.

Don’t forget ski goggles and a ski helmet either!