Salomon

Salomon S/Max Carbon Classic Boot

$299.95

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A medium volume racing boot with carbon chassis and natural flex sole delivers stability and easy kick access. The Second Skin construction, heel adjustable strap and dissociated lacing precisely wrap your foot, while the waterproof zipper keeps you dry.

CHASSIS: Carbon 3D Classic

The carbon fiber chassis combines lightness, excellent power transmission, support, control, and exceptional torsional strength while keeping a suppler front area for classic.

Adjustable Heel Strap

Adjustment strap around the back of the heel for precise heel hold, comfort, and performance.

CHASSIS: Classic Flex

Stability, control, and power transmission. Good forefoot flexion for classic style and the stiff rear part for perfect torsion to flexion rigidity ratio.

ENVELOPMENT: Second Skin Construction

The lacing system is directly fixed on the external envelope of the boot. When pulling the lacing system, the boot is perfectly wrapping your foot, like a second skin.

INSOLE: Racing

Comfort, support, and power transmission.

LACING: Dissociated Quicklace

Salomon's patented technology, the dissociated lacing system allows forefoot or upper foot adjustment by pulling different parts of the Quicklace™.

LINING: Thinsulate™ R 78%

This highly isolating lining is made with at least 78% recycled materials, so your feet can enjoy great protection.

OUTSOLE: PROLINK Racing classic

This racing outsole with low profile offers abrasion resistance and flexibility, maximizes power transfer, and delivers exceptional snow feeling and optimum flex for classic.

Custom Fit

A combination of comfort foam, thermo-moldable foam, and lycra provides ultimate fit and comfort to every foot's morphology.

Waterproof Zipper

Designed to better protect your feet from snow and water, this waterproof zipper covers the laces and ensures your feet stay dry longer.

ClimaSalomon WP Membrane

Salomon’s highly waterproof ClimaSalomon™ WP Membrane tests at 100.000 mm on the Schmerber scale, where more than 30.000 mm is already considered suitable for extreme conditions.
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