Rossignol Axium

What ski boots should would work for me?

I am a 15 year old and I’m pretty sure I have stopped growing. I have my brothers 2003 Rossignol Super Axium skis and Nova Look 9 bindings. I’m a shoe size 12 and need to determine a boot that will work with my combination that is affordable ($100-$200)

Get the pair that fits your foot and ankle tight. The boot must fit prperly or your feet will be painful. Your boots should last 3-5 years so the expense is much less than you think. Go to a good boot and ski shop, spend at least 4 hours in the boots. Also get checked for cants and ramp. Buy a set of good foot beds. For the ramp and cant adjustment, you will need your skis with you. All of the modern boots will work with the ski/ binding set you have. Buy the pair that fit best. These are not tennis shoes they will be tight. The sponge liners will compress during the day and must still be able to be tightened for good control. I doubt you will find a good pair in that price range but maybe. Good luck.

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