Ski Boots Size Chart & Calculator

Ski Boot Size (Mondo)	Men's Shoe Size (US)	Women's Shoe Size (US)
21.0	-	4
21.5	-	4.5
22.0	-	5
22.5	-	5.5
23.0	5	6
23.5	5.5	6.5
24.0	6	7
24.5	6.5	7.5
25.0	7	8
25.5	7.5	8.5
26.0	8	9
26.5	8.5	9.5
27.0	9	10
27.5	9.5	10.5
28.0	10	11
28.5	10.5	11.5
29.0	11	12
29.5	11.5	-
30.0	12.0	-
30.5	12.5	-
31.0	13	-
31.5	13.5	-

How to Size Your Ski Boots

In general, beginners want a boot that directly matches their street shoe size. Intermediate to advanced skiers should go a full size smaller. The BSL, or boot sole length, measures the length of a boot in millimeters, and you'll need it to match boot to binding or mount your new pair of skis. Keep in mind, this number can change between models even if they have the same mondo size. Still have questions? Don't hesitate to give us a call at (720)-674-5443 or email us at [email protected]. We're always happy to help you find the right pair of boots.

More Tips

1. Beginners should buy boots that correlate to their street shoe size.

2. Intermediate to advanced skiers should size down

3. Ski boots should feel "suspiciously snug", as they'll pack out and get more roomy over time.

4. All brands fit a bit different, so try on a few different models to find out what fits best.

5. Perfect sizing would be your toes gently kissing the edge of the liner when standing up straight, with your toes pulling away as you flex the boot. No crunching or curling!

Watch this short video for more sizing tips from our in-house bootfitter:

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