How does this compare to the Alltrack Pro 80 W?

The Vizion 4B Elite 90 W has step-in entry, stiffer flex (90 vs 80), and a 98mm last. The Alltrack Pro 80 W has a softer flex and walk mode but no step-in system. The Vizion is for stronger skiers who want easier entry; the Alltrack is more forgiving.

Is the 98mm last narrow for women?

The 98mm last is a narrow-volume fit — it suits average-width women's feet well. If you have wider feet or prefer a roomier feel, the Alltrack models offer 100-102mm lasts with more overall volume.

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Vizion 4B Elite 90 W GW

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Description

The Rossignol VIZION 4B ELITE 90 W GW is a women's-specific, four-buckle overlap boot built around a genuine 98mm narrow last with a 90-flex shell, plus a cuff that swings wide open at the back for hands-free entry. That rear-opening mechanism — a buckle-actuated steel spine that props the cuff fully open — is not a gimmick. If you've ever sat on a cold bench fighting a stiff alpine boot at 7 a.m., you'll understand immediately why it matters. Once the cuff is locked back into ski position, you're in a traditional four-buckle overlap shell: it drives like one, it holds your ankle like one, and the 90 flex gives you enough resistance to load a ski edge without punishing a skier who isn't hammering GS turns every run. The heat-moldable liner — merino wool and sheepskin construction with a women's-specific inner shoe and lower cuff — wraps a narrow, lower-volume foot well out of the box, and heat molding tightens that fit further so you're not swimming in heel lift. GripWalk soles handle the parking-lot walk without the usual ice-skating moment, though to be clear, that's easier walking, not a ski/walk hike mode — there's no walk hinge here.

This boot was built for the intermediate woman who skis groomed terrain regularly and wants a boot that fits narrow feet without punishing them — not a beginner boot, not a race tool. The catch is the 98mm last: if your foot is wider than that or you carry significant instep volume, this boot will feel compressed even after molding, and the answer is a genuinely wider shell — a 100mm medium last like the Vizion 4B Pro 80 or Pro 90 GW, or a 102mm wide last like the Vizion 4B 80 GW or Pure 70. Don't reach for the Pure Elite to get more room; it's the same 98mm narrow last as this boot. If you are an advanced, aggressive skier who needs real stiffness to drive a demanding ski, 90 flex will feel soft under pressure and you should be looking at a 100-110 flex option. And if you are just getting into buckle boots from ski-school rentals, a 90 flex in a narrow last is still a lot of boot to manage — a softer 80 flex, or a wider last in the same Vizion line, may be a kinder starting point. Come in and get fitted: flex and last width have to match your foot shape, your leg strength, and how you actually ski. A boot that fits perfectly in the shop is the only boot worth buying.

Flex	90
Last Width	97mm (narrow)
Shell	Overlap with Spine Link
GripWalk	Yes (premounted)
Buckles	4
Best For	Women's advanced — narrow precision fit

Details

Type: Ski Boots
Vendor: Rossignol

PTO ReviewSki Boots

Rossignol Vizion 4B Elite 90 W GW

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Flex 90

Medium

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SofterStiffer

Last Width

98mm— Narrow (96–99mm)

The Vizion 4B Elite 90 W combines Rossignol's step-in tech with a women's-specific medium-volume fit. The Spine Link mechanism opens the boot wide for effortless entry, then locks down with Dual Core shell technology for targeted power transmission. At flex 90, it's stiff enough for strong intermediate-to-advanced women who push through turns aggressively. The 98mm last provides a precise, performance-oriented fit without being punishing.

The pre-mounted GripWalk sole and walk mode make this a practical all-day boot — you can actually walk through a lodge or parking lot without shuffling. At $455, it's a significant investment, but the step-in convenience alone is worth it if you've ever struggled with getting in and out of a stiff women's boot.

Strengths

+Spine Link step-in system eliminates the fight of getting into a stiff boot
+Dual Core shell delivers targeted power where you need it for precise skiing
+Walk mode + GripWalk sole for genuine off-snow mobility

Best For

Strong intermediate-to-advanced women who want performance and step-in convenience in a medium-volume fit.

Limitations

−Premium $455 price for the step-in technology
−Flex 90 may be stiff for lighter or less aggressive intermediate skiers
−Narrow 98mm last — wider feet should look at the Alltrack line (102mm)

Not For

Beginners (flex 90 is too stiff), wide-footed women (consider Alltrack 70 W at 102mm), or budget-conscious buyers.

Common Questions

How does this compare to the Alltrack Pro 80 W?: The Vizion 4B Elite 90 W has step-in entry, stiffer flex (90 vs 80), and a 98mm last. The Alltrack Pro 80 W has a softer flex and walk mode but no step-in system. The Vizion is for stronger skiers who want easier entry; the Alltrack is more forgiving.
Is the 98mm last narrow for women?: The 98mm last is a narrow-volume fit — it suits average-width women's feet well. If you have wider feet or prefer a roomier feel, the Alltrack models offer 100-102mm lasts with more overall volume.