Rossignol Youth Hero JR 65 Boot

MSRP: $209.95

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$180.00

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Rossignol Hero JR 65

Buckle into podium-proven power and fit. The Hero Jr 65 offers progressing junior racers the control and precision they need to strive for the podium. The last is sized specifically to match the volume and width of junior feet, while full four-buckle closure offers as much power as needed.

Features

Junior Last: Boot shell addresses common problem fit areas for a comfortable fit
Focus on Comfort: Comfort fit liners feature soft materials for all-day cushioning and warmth

Specs

Flex: 65

Specs

SKU: ROS-RBN9090
Style #: RBN9090

SKU listing

SKU	Options	UPCs	Stores
459709	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 23.5	3607684578411	Local Inventory: 2
459710	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 24.5	3607684578435	Local Inventory: 1
459711	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 25.5	3607684578459	Local Inventory: 1
475763	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 19.5	3607684578336	Local Inventory: 1
475764	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 20.5	3607684578350	Local Inventory: 1
475765	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 26.5	3607684578473	Local Inventory: 1
475766	Color: Meteor Grey Size: 27.5	3607684578497	Local Inventory: 1

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Tech Specs

Gender

Youth
Designed to fit boys and girls.

Boot Width

Narrow
Narrow fit ski boots are designed for skiers with narrower feet and are also ideal for more aggressive skiers looking for enhanced control and responsiveness. Generally measuring 99mm or narrower, it's essential to assess fit properly and consider potential customization to maximize comfort and performance.

Boot Instep Height

Low
A lower-than-average height in the instep area of the foot, often found in individuals with flatter feet.

Boot Calf Volume

Low
This area of the boot is crucial for the upper cuff that wraps around the lower leg, where most of the skier's power is transferred to the ski. If the fit around the leg isn't secure, the skier may experience a common issue known as shin bang.

Boot Flex