Buy Nordica ski boots

Nordica ski boots come from the Montebelluna region in Italy, where ski boots have been developed for decades. The brand is known for stable boots with powerful power transfer, especially on the slopes.

• Carving focus: Many models are designed to transfer pressure cleanly to the edge.
• Customizable shells: On many models, the shell and liner can be heat-molded to your foot.
• Wide range: From the comfort line with easy entry to race boots, they have it all.
• Women & men: Most lines are available in a dedicated women's version with an adjusted cuff.

You can find more about the brand on our page Nordica at Sport am Jet.

The Nordica lines differ primarily in last width and intended use. The values apply to size 26.5.

• Pro Machine (approx. 98 mm): Narrow and precise. Nordica ski boots for narrow feet and athletic skiers.
• Speedmachine 3 (approx. 100 mm): Medium width, the versatile all-rounder for piste and all-mountain skiing.
• Sportmachine 3 (approx. 102 mm): More room and comfort. Nordica ski boots for wide feet and a high instep.
• HF: Comfort line with particularly easy entry, more on this in the next question.
• Dobermann: The race line with a very narrow last and stiff flex.

Nordica HF ski boots are for anyone who wants to get into them quickly and effortlessly. The back of the cuff folds down, so you can slide into them almost like a regular shoe.

• Easy entry: You don't have to struggle to widen the boot, even in cold weather.
• Comfort-focused: More room in the last and a soft interior for long, relaxed days on the slopes.
• Who they're for: For leisure skiers, those returning to the slopes, and anyone who finds putting on traditional boots difficult.
• Secure fit: Once closed, the boot fits securely and provides precise control on the slopes.

Both are Nordica technologies for a more precise fit. Infrared affects the shell, 3D Cork the inner shoe.

• Infrared shell: Targeted thinner zones in the shell can be shaped using heat, for example at the balls of the feet or ankles. The rest of the shell remains stiff for power transfer.
• 3D Cork inner shoe: Cork around the ankles and heel adapts to your foot and provides more heel hold.
• Warmth & insulation: Cork retains heat better than thin foam.
• Availability: Not every model has both technologies. Check the product description or ask us in the shop.

The Nordica ski boot size chart is also based on Mondopoint, which means the length of your foot in centimeters. EU and US sizes are for guidance only.

• Measuring: Measure both feet while standing. The longer foot is the one that counts.
• Half sizes: Often, two half sizes share the same shell, and the difference lies in the liner.
• Shell test: Without the liner, there should be about 1–2 fingers of space behind the heel.
• Trying them on: Put on both boots, close them, and bend your knees. Your heel must stay down.

Nordica includes the flex directly in the model name, for example 110 or 120. Women's models are usually slightly lower.

• Men's 80–100 / Women's 65–85: For beginners and recreational skiers who enjoy a relaxed ride.
• Men's 100–120 / Women's 85–105: For advanced skiers who confidently carve on all slopes.
• Men's 120+ / Women's 105+: For athletic skiers with speed and clean technique.
• Race: The Dobermann line goes significantly beyond this and is built for racing.

Nordica boots often feel a bit more direct due to their sturdy construction. If in doubt, go for the softer option.

Many Nordica ski boots feature a GripWalk sole, which gives you significantly more grip on your way to the lift. Race models, on the other hand, use the smooth alpine sole.

• Safety first: The rubberized profile with rocker slips less on ice and tiles.
• Binding: GripWalk requires a compatible or MNC binding.
• Alpine standard: The smooth sole fits into any alpine binding and provides maximum contact.
• Setup: If you buy your skis from us, we will set up the binding to your Nordica ski boot free of charge in Flachau.

Yes. Nordica ski boots can be specifically adapted to your foot through bootfitting, even beyond heat molding.

• Widen the shell: Pressure points on the balls of your feet, ankles, or pinky toes can be precisely relieved. Bootfitting in Flachau
• Infrared zones: For models with an infrared shell, this can be done particularly gently using heat.
• Insoles: They stabilize your foot and improve power transfer.
• ZipFit liner: The cork liner fits into the Nordica shell and provides even more heel hold. ZipFit liners

Our Nordica ski boots cost between €329.99 and €799.99. The price depends on the line, flex, and technology:

• Entry-level: Comfort lines with a softer flex and easy entry, such as the HF.
• Mid-range: Heat-moldable shell or liner and a sporty flex for on-piste and all-mountain skiing.
• High-end: Stiff flex, precise lasts, and technologies such as Infrared or 3D Cork.

Fit is crucial. A well-fitting mid-range boot will perform better than an expensive one that pinches.