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2027 Rossignol XP 5 Cross Country Ski Boots

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2027 Rossignol XP 5 Cross Country Ski Boots
$279.95

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About this product

The 2027 Rossignol XP 5 brings the comfort and security of a backcountry-ready boot to skiers just stepping beyond the groomed trail. With a touring-friendly flex and compatibility with the Rottefella XPLORE binding system, it delivers solid support and warmth for adventure at your own pace.

Why we like it:

It’s an approachable gateway to the XPLORE platform, offering lightweight mobility and ankle support in a package that’s ready for mellow touring and rolling terrain.

Who it's for:

Designed for recreational to intermediate backcountry skiers who want an upgrade from classic touring systems and are exploring untracked snow, lightly broken trails, or rolling off-piste terrain.

Highlights:

The XP 5 is built with a flexible forefoot for natural striding and an integrated ankle cuff for better lateral support than traditional classic boots. Compatible with Rottefella’s XPLORE binding platform, it provides more natural walking motion and greater boot-to-binding stability over variable snow. A synthetic insulated upper and weatherproof lace cover protects from snow intrusion and keeps feet warm in cold and damp conditions. Lightweight construction means you’ll stay nimble even with a daypack or on extended outings.

Things to consider:

As an entry-level XPLORE model, it lacks the torsional rigidity and ankle reinforcement needed for aggressive descents or highly technical terrain. Skiers looking for more robust support should look toward higher models like the XP 12.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Runs true to size with a medium-volume touring fit. Offers room for a warm sock without feeling sloppy. The ankle height and instep are supportive but not overly tight.

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