Rossignol Women's Rossignol Alltrack 80 BOA GW Skiboots

The Rossignol Alltrack 80 W BOA GW is a women's all-mountain ski boot built for comfort before power: a soft flex 80 on a wide 102mm high-volume last, closed by a BOA dial on the lower shell and two micro-adjustable buckles up top. Rossignol calls the cuff a women's cuff — a tulip shape drawn to follow a woman's calf — and lines the shell with a thermoformable Full Custom liner of sheep wool and Thinsulate, so it holds warmth well. A rear STEP IN lever swings the boot wide for an easy step in, then locks down in the ski position once your foot is home.

This is a forgiving boot for newer and intermediate women skiers who spend the day on groomed runs and want warmth, room and something they can actually get into. The high-volume last suits a broad forefoot, a full instep and a stronger calf; a narrow foot will float in it and is better served by the tighter-fitting 80 Pro version. The Hike Mode walk position eases a stroll to the lift or the lodge, but treat it as convenience rather than a touring feature — the boot carries no tech pins and its walk range is limited.

Underfoot the sole is factory GripWalk, marked ISO 23223, so it wants a binding rated for GripWalk or MultiNorm — a standard alpine binding cut for flat soles alone is not a match, and a technician has to mount it and set and test the release. Bring your skis, or the binding's model name, and we will confirm the fit and the interface in the shop before you ski it. The Alltrack 80 W BOA GW sells for $549.95.

Technical Specifications

Who It's For

The Alltrack 80 W BOA suits an intermediate skier who wants an all-mountain boot with a comfort-width fit and a closure that is easier to fine-tune than buckles. BOA is genuinely useful if your forefoot is hard to get right — it pulls the shell in evenly instead of pinching at two buckle points.

A skier with a narrow, low-volume foot will likely swim in a 102 mm last and should look at a 98 or 100 mm boot. A flex of 80 is medium: enough to drive an all-mountain ski, not enough to hold up an aggressive expert on a stiff ski.

Sizing

Ski boots are sized in Mondopoint (foot length in centimetres), not street shoe size, and Rossignol builds this boot in half sizes only. We stock 23.5 through 26.5. The 102 mm figure is the width across the ball of the foot at a reference size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does BOA actually do on a ski boot?
It replaces the two lower buckles with a dial and a steel cable that wraps the forefoot. Turning the dial tightens the whole forefoot evenly and in small increments, rather than clamping down at two fixed points. It is easier to adjust with gloves on, and easier to back off mid-run.

Does the Alltrack 80 W BOA come with GripWalk soles?
Yes — GripWalk is included on this boot (that is the "GW" in the name). GripWalk soles need a GripWalk-compatible binding, which most current bindings are.

Is this a touring boot?
No. Despite the Alltrack name, this is an alpine all-mountain boot. It is built for resort skiing.

What is the difference between the Alltrack 80 W BOA and the Track 70 W?
Fit width and closure. The Alltrack 80 is a 102 mm last with a BOA dial and a flex of 80. The Track 70 is a wider 104 mm last with conventional buckles, a softer flex of 70, and a Hike Mode lever. The Alltrack is the more supportive boot; the Track is the roomier, softer one.