Description
Rossignol Track Ski Boot Womens 70W Black 265mm
Building on the success of the award-winning women’s Alltrack range, the all-new TRACK 70 W combines ski-hike versatility with traditional alpine performance in a more forgiving 104mm “wide” fit. Featuring our unique Sensor Matrix shell technology, easier entry and exit, and OptiSensor liner with Wintherm® insulation, the new TRACK boot delivers optimized foot wrapping, warmth, and support for all-day comfort and versatility.
YOUR LEVEL
Skier level: Beginner
Usage : All Mountain
TECHNOLOGIES:
SENSOR MATRIX RELAX FIT BIINJECTED EASY ENTRY WOMEN CUFF HIKE MODE DIAGONAL BUCKLES COMFORT FIT ROCKER SOLE
SPECS
Reference RBG4250
Size Available 220, 225, 230, 235, 240, 245, 250, 255, 260, 265, 270, 275
Weight 1,620 kg/half pair
Last 104
Flex index 70
SHELL
Technology SENSOR MATRIX
Material – shell POLYOLEFINE
Bootboard PU
CUFF
Specifications HIKE MODE, BI-INJECTED EASY ENTRY
Material – cuff POLYOLEFINE
LINER
Liner – technology WOMEN COMFORT FIT
Powerstrap width (mm) 40 mm
Liner – tongue POWER WRAP – ONE-PIECE TOE BOX
BUCKLES
Technology DIAGONAL BUCKLES
Adjustment 4 MICRO
Additional functions ADJUSTABLE TEETH 3 POSITIONS
Buckles – material 100% ALUMINIUM
SOLES
Heel pieces WTR COMPATIBLE OPTIONAL
CHOOSE YOUR SIZE
To measure the size of your foot:
– Put a piece of paper, larger than your foot, on the floor against a wall.
– Stand on the paper with your back and heels glued to the wall.
– Draw a line marking the longest part of your foot.
– Measure the distance from the edge of the paper to the line you’ve just made.
We recommend taking measurements for both feet and using the bigger measurement of the two. If your foot measurement is between chart numbers, we recommend sizing up.
Need more information and help fitting or choosing Ski Boots ? Call our shop on 0121 423 1160 or pop in and see us. In the meantime, if you are looking for Skis to match then have a look at our Ski Range
Rossignol have been around in the Ski industry for many years for good reason. They have produced Skis since 1907 with the first pair of skis being made out of wood by a carpenter called Abel Rossignol.
They have won many world cup events since 1937 which is testament to their exacting standards and quality and commitment to workmanship and research and development.
By 1948, due to many World cup wins and the brand taking the first Olmypic gold, the brand name became a household name. It was in 1956 that Rossignol was bought by Laurent Boix-Vives and started selling skis all over the world and to this day are one of the best market leading brands in ski hardware.
