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Alpina BC 200L Touring Ski Boot - Women's - 2007 BCS
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The Alpina Women's BC 200L Touring Ski Boot gives beginning backcountry skiers the comfort, warmth, and extra support that their recreational cross-country boots can't provide. NNN BC compatible soles work across a wide range of industry bindings, and have a great blend of toe flexibility and torsional stiffness for long days in the track and controlled downhill turns. Alpina uses Thinsulate synthetic insulation in this touring boot for lightweight warmth even in wet, soaked-through conditions, and you'll love the support of the women's-specific plastic heel counter when there are miles left to go before you set up camp. The BC 200L's traditional lacing and synthetic leather uppers lend an authentic feel while the flexible toe bumper endures the backcountry abuse that rec boots weren't designed to take.
Bottom Line: Make your first (and second and third…) tour more enjoyable in the BC 200L Touring Boot from Alpina
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I am looking into getting cross country skiis, boots and poles.
I am looking into getting cross country skiis, boots and poles. I love sports and would be using these to trek through parks for fitness mostly. Dont want to go crazy on money but want something that will stand up to my exercising and once in awhile/trip to the mountains.
By: Chris
January 1, 2010
If you'll be cutting your own trails, make sure you get a rugged boot like this one. It'll be heavier, but it'll keep your feet dry. If the parks have groomed trails, you could get a sleeker, lighter boot. You'll also want to figure out if you'll do classic or skate skiing, as that will affect boot type, ski type and length, and pole length. There are lots of reasonably priced options available for those getting into nordic skiing. Best of luck to you!
By: Wafflecone
January 6, 2010
Will this boot be satisfactory for a beginning recreational skier
Will this boot be satisfactory for a beginning recreational skier or is there a better choice?
By: John Turley
January 21, 2009
Comfy...
By:
pcb2805633
February 4, 2009
Comfy but not a ton of support. Fine for good ground and kick and glide but not that sweet on sidehills or hard snowmobile tracks. I expected a little more support from a BC boot but it is fine for what I want to do: kick around the neighborhood.
I have a pair of alpina boots which are old, they simply have
I have a pair of alpina boots which are old, they simply have alpina nnn system on the side, they are navy and I love them but am looking to replace them would these be equivalent?
By: Eileen Douglas
January 16, 2009
It's hard to say if these would feel like your old boots, but these are pretty decent for the price. This boot is compatible with the NNN binding system that it sounds like you're currently using.
By: Christian Johnson
January 17, 2009
Do you have in stock a Women BackCountry boots 36 EU / 5.0 US
Do you have in stock a Women BackCountry boots 36 EU / 5.0 US Women model Alpina BC200 or BC 200L and what's the difference between 200 and 200L
By: Marc Auger
January 13, 2009
I'd buy them again, and wear them w/o skiis!
By:
etorrey2039333
March 17, 2008
Is it possible to include a feature where they help me ski better?
Great boot, great price, fast service, no pinch points, warm feet. What else could one ask for?
I have a wide foot and wear an 81/2 shoe size. Would this be
I have a wide foot and wear an 81/2 shoe size. Would this be the best cross counrty boot to wear?
By: Sue
January 11, 2009
I need a narrow boot, especially in the heel area. Would this
I need a narrow boot, especially in the heel area. Would this work for me? Any other suggestions? Thanks!
By: Lin
January 7, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2007 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Touring/Backcountry Ski Boots than that
Touring/Backcountry Ski BootsComfy...
Comfy but not a ton of support. Fine for good ground and kick and glide but not that sweet on sidehills or hard snowmobile tracks. I expected a little more...
I'd buy them again, and wear them w/o skiis!
Is it possible to include a feature where they help me ski better?
Great boot, great price, fast service, no pinch points, warm feet. What more...
- Material:
- Synthetic leather, plastic
- Binding Type:
- NNN BC
- Lacing:
- Standard
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry Nordic touring, beginner to intermediate
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China