Salomon
S/LAB Shift Alpha BOA | 2027
The brand designed this boot alongside its team of freeride athletes, who require reliable downhill performance and appreciate a comfortable climb.
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100 mm
Phaenom’s all-new hybrid cabrio brings together the progressive flex of a three-piece boot with the precise fit of a traditional overlap shell. The FS 02 130 is built for advanced skiers who want adaptable suspension, efficient power transmission and modern fit refinement in one package.
The true 100-mm last offers a balanced, mid-volume shape that feels snug without becoming claustrophobic, and a redesigned shell opening and higher instep improve step-in comfort. The lower cut tongue and upper strap absorb vibration for an impressively damp ride, yet energy transfer stays direct with noticeable rebound out of turns. The progressive flex encourages a centered stance rather than locking you into rigidity.
Unlike some stiff freeride boots that soften in warmer temps, the FS 02 is built with TPU+ material that holds a stable flex pattern from January mornings to toasty spring afternoons.Â
Last
100 mm
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