Whitewoods New Adult 301 3 Pin 75mm Nordic Cross Country XC Insulated Ski Boots

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Heck yeah! I read the reviews and because I have triple wide feet I followed the advice and ordered the10-10.5 which is like something 44-45 mm or whatever that is in foreign measures, and the boot has a wide footbed as built and fits perfectly especially with a good winter athletic sock that’s slightly thick but not bulky thick. You can walk in them -unlike actual hard case downhill ski boots, but they just aren’t meant for hiking or normal walking around. Great length on the laces, super comfortable so I don’t feel like I need any long breakin time. I normally have to try lots of boots on but these felt made for me! Thanks reviewers I would have bought my size and been too small..

These boots have worked very well with my 1980 skis. I usually take a size 41 but bought a 44 after reading reviews, but I also have big bunions that extend almost 1” beyond the rest of each foot. They are very comfortable and keep me warm. I’ve used them for a total of 3 hours of skiing.

First time in 20 years cross-country skiing, so I didn't want to break the bank. I purchased a size larger based on other feedback; these boots fit PERFECTLY with a pair of heavy socks. Great ankle support but still flexible and well-made. Excellent product for the price. Highly recommended.

Nothing short of amazing. When I retired from both Nordic and alpine skiing almost 20 years ago due to health issues, my mental health changed - and not for the better. When I returned to the mountains this year, it was like being reborn. These boots played a pivotal role. I wanted a 3-pin boot I could use with my Fisher x-country/tele skis that was reliable and had all-day comfort. Nailed it! The only thing I vehemently disagree with the other reviewers is these ‘fit to size’. If you wear big, thick socks, then maybe size up. But if you actually intend to use the boots for their intended purpose and ski in them, you’ll be wearing ski-appropriate socks and you’ll need your boots to fit snug, not tight.

I hate buying shoes of any sort because they’re often made for narrow feet; whereas wide or very wide shoes or boots are hard to find if at all. So I end up buying larger shoes. Nuts. These boots are well made and I’ve been wearing them around the house to break them in.

It is very difficult to find XC ski boots these days so I had to order online. This was the cheapest and least obnoxious-looking pair, and while bulky, they're good. I get some flex, but not too much and I can wear thick socks to keep my toes warm. I do wish there were more modern styles, but they'll do!

These are a nice pair of Cross Country ski boots. I do primarily back country skiing in untracked areas. These boots are warm and have good ankle support as well as a waffle sole like vibram that lets you hike and climb when you need to. They are three pin Nordic Norm and have a groove in the heel to use with cable ( telemark) type bindings. I've used these boots twice and am very happy with the fit and performance.

Soft sole and little torsional rigidity. Don't expect the control you would get with Asolo or Alpina vibram soles. OK for the price but more suitable for track and gentle inclines not back country.