Description
The Atomic Hawx Magna 110 S BOA Mens Ski Boots deliver wide-fit all-mountain performance for skiers with high-volume feet who want a capable, comfortable boot without going to the top of the flex range. At 102mm last width and 110 flex with a single BOA closure system, the Magna 110 S BOA is a strong daily-driver for advanced all-mountain skiing in a wide fit.
Key Features
- 102mm wide last with high-volume fit serves skiers whose feet have historically been squeezed or bruised by standard 98 to 100mm boots.
- BOA H+i1 Single Pull closure provides micro-adjustable, tool-free fit across the entire shell, quick to dial in at the lift.
- Mimic Platinum Liner is fully heat moldable to your foot and ankle shape, with Power Ankle Lock to lock the heel in place for responsive power transfer.
- Memory Fit allows the shell to be heat-expanded in our boot oven to match your individual foot anatomy, done in-store by our bootfitters.
- Power Shift 2.0 cuff adjustment allows forward lean and flex tuning for a boot that can be set up for different skiing styles and snow conditions.
Come into Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus to get fitted for the Hawx Magna 110 S BOA Ski Boots. Our team will make sure the fit is right before you leave.
Boot Fitting & Sizing
Free Professional Boot Fitting
Every ski boot purchase at Aspen Ski and Board includes a professional boot fitting by our expert staff. We’ll assess your foot shape, skiing ability, and performance goals to find the right boot, then heat mold the liner for a custom fit. No appointment needed.
How to Find Your Size
Ski boot sizes are measured in Mondo Point (MP), which is your foot length in centimeters. A 27.5 mondo boot fits a roughly size 9.5 US men’s foot, but fit varies significantly by brand and last width. Always try boots on if possible – or call us at (614) 848-6600 and we’ll help you narrow it down. Learn more about boot fitting.
Flex Ratings Explained
Boot flex ratings run from about 60 (soft/beginner) to 130+ (stiff/expert). A softer flex is more forgiving and comfortable for beginners; a stiffer flex gives advanced skiers more power and response. Call us for a recommendation based on your level.
