The Salomon S/Pro Supra BOA®
The Salomon S/Pro Supra BOA®
Alpine Precision Fit and Performance
Skiers know the frustration of traditional four-buckle alpine boots on cold mountain mornings. Adjusting standard metal levers with frozen fingers often leads to painful pressure spots on the instep or loose heels inside the shell. Salomon and BOA® built the S/Pro Supra range to close that gap between all-day ease and downhill performance, wrapping the foot evenly rather than clamping it straight down.
What Is the BOA® Fit System?
BOA® replaces traditional buckles with a dial and steel cable system. Turning the dial draws the cable through low-friction guides on the shell, pulling the boot around the whole foot in one smooth, even motion instead of pinching at set points.
Salomon's boots use the ski-specific H+i1 dial platform, which tightens or loosens in millimetre-precise clicks in both directions, so skiers can fine-tune fit without undoing the whole boot.
A quick-release pull tab lets skiers pop the boot open fast in lift queues or mountain huts, and a breakaway mechanism ejects the dial cartridge under hard impact to protect it, snapping back into place by hand on the slope.
How BOA® Integrates Across the S/Pro Supra Range
Salomon builds BOA® into the Supra shell in three ways, each suited to a different kind of skier.
Single BOA: The first Supra BOA setup, launched for 2024/25. One dial on the lower part of the boot wraps the forefoot and instep, replacing the two lower buckles found on standard boots, while the upper cuff keeps traditional buckles for familiar shin support.
Dual BOA: Arrived for 2025/26 and features on the Salomon Supra BOA 105 and Supra BOA 120. Salomon's first boot with two independent dials. The lower dial fine-tunes forefoot comfort while the upper dial wraps the shin and calf, giving advanced skiers separate control over top and bottom fit.
C BOA: Features on the Salomon Supra BOA 115 and Supra BOA 130. A single cuff-mounted dial on the upper of the boot with two traditional lower buckles, aimed at skiers who want sharper heel retention and a more unified flex through the boot, without giving up familiar forefoot buckle adjustment.
All three variants share Salomon's EXOWRAP™ ecosystem, where shell and liner work together with the BOA® cable to wrap the foot, plus Custom Shell HD heat-moulding for a personalised fit.

How Does the Salomon EXOWRAP™ and BOA® Fit System Work?
Standard ski boot buckles pull the two lower plastic flaps of the shell directly over each other. This motion often crushes the top arch of the foot, cuts off circulation, and lifts the heel inside the boot pocket.
Salomon solved this issue by pairing the BOA® Fit System with the proprietary EXOWRAP™ ecosystem. EXOWRAP™ combines a thinner, overlapping shell design with a purpose-built liner, working together rather than as separate parts. Turning the BOA® dial draws both shell and liner smoothly around the whole foot in a uniform, cylindrical motion.
This cylindrical wrapping action pulls the forefoot back into the heel pocket without creating painful downward bite points. The foot remains secure, improving lateral stability, edge-to-edge responsiveness, and blood circulation on freezing mountain descents.
You might have seen this system used for snowboard boots and other active footwear like running shoes. And skiers across the globe have pondered whether this technology was up for the task of downhill skiing.
Salomon is one of the pioneers in premium boot fits since 1979 and BOA® have worked closely with them and other world-leading ski boot manufacturers to develop a ski boot specific fit system that is strong enough to handle fast and furious downhill runs.
So, whether you’re tearing down the piste or challenging the backcountry, experienced and passionate skiers are trying to find new ways to increase comfort and overall performance, and advances in technology play a huge role in getting this right.
What Components Make Up the Ski-Specific BOA® H+i1 Dial Platform?
Skiing demands higher durability and pressure management than sports like cycling, trail running, or snowboarding. BOA® created an alpine-specific platform to meet the extreme loads of downhill skiing:
Salomon S/Pro Supra and S/Pro Alpha BOA Lines
Salomon produces BOA®-equipped ski boots in two distinct fit profiles to match different foot widths and instep heights.
The S/Pro Supra suits skiers with standard to slightly wide feet who want balanced hold across the forefoot without pinching the sixth-toe area.
A versatile 100-flex boot for intermediate skiers who prioritise all-day comfort and smooth, forgiving flex initiation on groomed pistes.
A stiff, responsive shell built for advanced and expert skiers who demand instant power transfer and high lateral rebound at high speeds.
A stiff, high-performance women-specific model with a lower cuff profile to accommodate female calf anatomy while securing narrower heels.
The S/Pro Alpha range targets skiers with narrow feet, shallow insteps, and slim heels who experience foot slope inside standard boots. A single BOA® dial on the cuff replaces the top buckle for even shin and calf wrap, while two lower buckles keep familiar forefoot adjustment.
An aggressive 98 mm low-volume platform designed for expert resort skiers seeking precise edge control on steep technical lines.
A balanced low-volume option providing targeted foot retention for lighter or intermediate skiers with narrow feet.
A stiff, low-volume fit for aggressive female skiers who want a secure, narrow-heel hold on hard snow.
How Customisable Are Salomon S/Pro BOA Ski Boots?
Professional boot fitters can adapt every structural contact area on both the S/Pro Supra and S/Pro Alpha series:
Practical Guide: How to Dial In Your Salomon BOA® Fit on the Mountain
Follow this checklist to achieve optimal performance and comfort across a full day of resort skiing:
Never leave ski boots in a cold car boot overnight. Warm plastic flexes smoothly and wraps your foot contours accurately.
Step into the boot, kick the heel of the boot lightly into the floor at a 45-degree angle, and buckle the upper cuff first to drive your heel into the rear pocket.
Push the H+i1 dial down until it clicks. Turn the dial clockwise until the shell rests snugly against your forefoot without over-tightening.
Loosen the dial one or two clicks during long lift rides to restore full blood flow. Tighten the dial one or two clicks before charging fast, icy downhill runs to increase lateral response.
Pull the dial face directly upward to release all cable tension when stepping out of the boots at the end of the day.
Experience the Precision Fit of Salomon BOA®
The Salomon S/Pro Supra and S/Pro Alpha BOA series deliver unmatched wrapping comfort, heel retention, and direct downhill control for intermediate, advanced, and expert alpine skiers.
If you’d like to see these innovative ski boots and fit systems up close, visit your nearest Snow+Rock store or book a boot fitting appointment. One of our gear specialists will happily find you the perfect fit.
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