Alpina Wyoming BC Nordic Touring Ski Boot

Alpina Wyoming BC – simple, warm and reliable ski touring boot for mountains & cross-country skiing

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The Alpina Wyoming BC is a classic and easy-to-use touring and skating boot designed for those who want a straightforward solution that works – day after day. Compatible with Rottefella NNN BC bindings , it is equally suitable for ski touring and cross-country skating.

Built with comfort, warmth and function in mind, the Wyoming is made with Thinsulate insulation for effective thermal protection that keeps your feet warm even in cold and damp conditions, while the material breathes for increased comfort on longer rides.

The boot is equipped with an anatomical footbed that provides a good fit and even power distribution in the step. The combination of leather and textile in the upper provides both durability and flexibility. The result is a stable but forgiving BC boot that is easy to use and suitable for many types of skiers.

The Alpina Wyoming BC is an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts looking for an affordable, warm and easy-care ski touring boot without the hassle.

Features & Benefits

Compatible with Rottefella NNN BC bindings

Thinsulate insulation – very good warmth while maintaining breathability

Anatomical footbed – even force distribution and high comfort

Simple and functional design – easy to use

Leather + textile upper – durable and flexible

Suitable for touring skis and cross-country skates

Perfect for beginners and recreational skiers

Technical specification

Binding system / Sole: Rottefella NNN BC

Area of use: Touring skis & cross-country skates

Upper: Leather + textile

Lining / Insulation: Thinsulate

Footbed: Anatomical, multi-layer construction

Anatomical footbed – all-day comfort

The specially designed anatomical footbed consists of three different materials that together provide:

better fit

even pressure distribution

increased comfort during long trips

Thinsulate® – warm even in damp conditions

Compared to standard linings , Thinsulate insulation provides:

up to twice as good heat

good ventilation

warm feet even in wet winter conditions

Who is Alpina Wyoming BC suitable for?

Beginners and recreational skiers in ski touring

Cross-country skater with BC binding

For those who want a simple, warm and affordable ski boot

Outdoor enthusiasts who prefer function over advanced systems

Alpina Wyoming BC is a warm and stable unisex ski touring boot for cross-country skis and skates with Rottefella NNN BC bindings. Since the model is unisex, you should primarily choose your size according to the length of your foot in millimeters – not according to your usual women's or men's size.

Size chart for Alpina Wyoming BC

The table shows Alpina's size conversion. Foot length is given in millimeters and should be used as a guide.

How is the Alpina Wyoming BC sized?

Start with your measured foot length and add about 2-3 mm before comparing with the chart. If the measurement falls between two sizes, you will normally choose the larger one.

Example: If your longest foot measures 267 mm, the comparison measurement will be approximately 270 mm, which corresponds to EU 42.

Alpina ski boots generally have relatively low volume and a clear heel grip. The Wyoming BC is also a comfort-oriented touring model with an anatomical footbed. If you have a wide forefoot, high ankle or use molded soles, you should therefore try the fit instead of compensating with unnecessary extra length.

How to measure your foot

1. Put on the socks that you plan to use in the ski boots.
2. Place a piece of paper on the floor with the short side against a wall.
3. Place your heel lightly against the wall and put normal weight on your foot.
4. Mark where the longest toe ends.
5. Measure the distance from the edge of the paper to the marking in millimeters.
6. Measure both feet and start from the longest one.

It's best to measure your feet in the afternoon or evening, as they are often slightly larger than in the morning.

What socks should I use?

A medium-thick ski or merino sock is usually best. Avoid stacking multiple socks on top of each other, as this can create pressure points and reduce circulation. For cold conditions, a roomy but stable fit is better than a very thick sock in a ski boot that is too tight.

This is how the ski boot should fit

The Alpina Wyoming BC should hug the foot firmly without squeezing:

• The heel should sit firmly and not slide noticeably up and down.
• The toes should be able to move without hitting the front edge of the ski boot.
• The forefoot should not be exposed to heavy lateral pressure.
• The foot should not go numb or start to tingle.
• The ski boot should provide good control both in the ski step and when side loading on touring skates.

Try the boots indoors for 10–15 minutes and bend your knees as if you were doing a ski step. A clear heel grip is important – a boot that is too big gives less control and can cause chafing.