HERE IN the Northern Hemisphere, we're well into winter. But it's not too late to upgrade your snowsport gear closet. If you're a skier, one of the best investments (after the best skis, of course) ...

The human foot has 26 bones, 36 muscles and 56 ligaments, so it's little wonder that out-of-the-box ski boots hardly fit anyone. A well-fitting ski boot provides comfort and control, and it takes an ...

Let’s just get this out of the way: There’s no single “best” ski boot. The right ski boot for you depends entirely on your foot shape, skiing style, ability, and goals. To figure that out, your best ...

It doesn’t matter if you’re a hardcore skier with 100 days per year on the slopes or a beginner learning how to snowplow: Ski boots are the most essential piece of ski gear. “We say date your skis but ...

In skiing, the most important piece of gear for performance is the boot. It’s the interface between you and the ski. When you’ve got the right boot, skiing is easier. When you don’t, performance ...

There is no piece of ski equipment more important than boots. Not clothes, not goggles, not even the skis themselves. Boots can make or break your ski experience, yet the vast majority of recreational ...

Which ski boot bag is best? If you’re a ski enthusiast, chances are you travel all over the world. Hauling your ski gear with you isn’t only difficult, but it can also be damaging if you don’t use the ...

The perennial joy and frustration of cross-country skiing is that every day on the track brings varying conditions. There are natural elements to consider, including temperature, wind, and snow. Then ...

Unless you're still earning your turns in the high alpine, you've probably already put your skis to bed for the summer and dusted off the bike, paddle board, or maybe even golf clubs (hey, you do you- ...

We put the two newest hybrid cabrio boots on the market to the ultimate head-to-head test. Nobody I interviewed for this story would like my saying this, but innovations in ski boots and going ...

Ski boots form the bridge between the flesh of the body and the metal and wood of the ski. They used to be leather, but ever since Bob Lange began experimenting with ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene ...