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Nordica Children's Speedmachine J1 Alpine Ski Boot - Discontinued Color

$115.99

With an emphasis on warmth and comfort, the Nordica® Children's Speedmachine J1 Alpine Ski Boot helps children fall in love with skiing! Its three-piece design makes it especially easy to put on and take off. And by providing significant support, it positions children in a neutral stance that enhances control and stability.

To keep feet warm, dry, and comfortable, the boot features a plush, insulated liner. Rather than an afterthought, the Speedmachine J1 is carefully designed to inspire confidence and help children progress!

  • One pair of junior alpine ski boots
  • Ratchet buckle
  • Shell & Cuff: SEBS
  • Liner: Comfort Fit
  • Flex: Soft
  • Last: Junior
  • Soles: 5355 PU
  • Color: Black / Anthracite / Red
  • Skier level: Beginner

Size Chart / Shoe Size:

  • Mondo 14.5: Child 8.5
  • Mondo 15.5: Child 9.5

Product Features:

Size / Weight Kids'

Style Number: NOR050864007T1145, NOR050864007T2155

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Nordica
Nordica
In 1939, after years of experience as traders in hides, two brothers Adriano and Oddone Vaccari founded "Nordica" in Montebelluna, making casual footwear. In the after-war years Nordica specialized in ski boots, although continuing to supply the market with cross-country ski shoes and climbing boots.

The sixties saw radical transformations including the introduction of the buckle, a fastening system conceived in Austria and applied for the first time in Italy by Nordica.

The great innovation of 1968, however, was the all-polyurethane ski boot; specific molds (one for the right boot and one for the left) and injection presses were developed.

In 2003, the Nordica brand was purchased by the Tecnica group. The new corporate strategy is aimed at the ski sector with particular attention being paid to the racing and competition product. The feeling between some celebrated names in skiing and the Nordica brand is confirmed once again by the great performances in the world cup and by the recent world championships in St. Moritz.