Alpina Alaska (NNN-BC)

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I haven't had time to ski in these snow boots on many trips, but they lived up to expectations. In -25c my toes don't freeze, I wear a pair of merino socks and a wool sock. My normal size is 42-43, I took these in size 44, which was the right choice. Fits my feet, warm, sturdy and great for skiing.

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Sturdy, well-fitting boots for touring skating

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Really warm. It is worth choosing one size larger than usual.

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I've tested the boots twice now. I mostly skied in the swamp and short stretches in the forest (there hasn't been much snow this winter). I bought a size larger than usual and it was a good decision, it fits both thin and thicker socks. I have a wide foot, so I "adjust" the fit with the lacing and the lacing spreads so much that I tie the laces at the second to last fastenings, so that there is enough lace for the bow. But the most important thing - the boots are good otherwise, no sign of rubbing, for example. I wonder if two sizes larger would have been even better for a wide and wide last, a thicker wool sock would fit. Although I skied in -25 weather this time too, and my toes didn't get cold at all. That's a plus too. The rating is probably 4.5.

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Very satisfied. Finally I got what I was looking for

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The first pair of boots were replaced. The second pair have been great.

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Sturdy and good mountain boots. The only downside is the strange lacing system.

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Sturdy, with a wide enough last

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Reliable ties.

This is my second pair of Alaska NNN BC boots. The first are still going strong after 6 years but I wanted another set so I could always keep a pair in the car during the winter in case some untracked snow beckoned from the roadside.