Rossignol Zenith Sensor 100 Ski Boots (Men's)

Product Details

Style: G1115

Rossignol spent 3 years imaging feet and the Zenith Sensor 100 Ski Boots are the result of that new knowledge. Sensor3 fitting is more anatomically correct to offer better support and power transfer via 3 liner/ shell contact points. These ski boots are stiff to boot, so not only do you get great power transfer you get good response even at speed. The last is 100mm which is a bit wider than most aggressive boots fitting most men better.

Flex rating: 100
Last: 100mm
Sensor3 fit is more anatomical for better response
PU Foam bootboard for support
Stiff flexing for aggressive skiers
Double canting for leg alignment
Micro-adjustable buckles

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"rossignol boot size chart?"

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Question by kurt on 1/5/2011 - 11:32 am

"To figure out your size just add up the units in the mondo sizing method. For example mondo 26 ( 2+6=8) The total will be equivalent to US men's sizing. "

Answer by Snowflake (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/29/2011 - 11:56 am

"I am size 9 in Australia, what size to order from you please?"

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Question by jon on 9/26/2012 - 9:22 pm

"a 27.5 size should fit you. "

Answer by Jaime (Peter Glenn Staff) on 9/27/2012 - 10:11 am

"Should you be an experienced skier to have boots like these? Or for a good price are they ok for a beginner too?"

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Question by HQ on 1/8/2013 - 1:44 pm

"These boots are more for intermediate skiers. For more of a beginner I would recommend the Head Edge HF Ski Boot, the Dalbello Aerro Havok Ski Boot, or the Dalbello Aerro 5.9 Ski Boot. These all have a softer flex that will allow you to learn proper form and be more comfortable. "

Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/8/2013 - 2:23 pm

" I HAVE A ROSSIGNOL R900 BOOT FROM EARLY 90S AND DONT KNOW THE WIDTH OF THAT BOOT.IS THE NEW ZENITH ABOUT THE SAME WIDTH AND IS IT A BETTER BOOT FOR ALL MOUNTAIN SKIING."

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Question by DALE on 3/11/2013 - 10:27 am

"Rossignol should have the specs on that older model boot that you have and could get you that info so that you can compare your older model to the newer ones. The R900 would have been re-vamped every year and since we don't know the exact year/model of your boot we would not know whether or not they changed the last or not in order to find out what it could be. I would try to contact the vendor (Rossignol) to get the specs on your current boot."

Answer by Martha (Peter Glenn Staff) on 3/12/2013 - 10:18 am