2026 Atomic Hawx Prime 105 S BOA GW Women's Ski Boots

The Atomic Hawx Prime 105 S BOA is the advanced women’s entry in the Atomic BOA line. Strong skiers will love this new boot that features tried and true Atomic technology along with robust BOA H+i1 coilers. With the excellent customization options from Atomic and strong performance features, the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA will certainly be the choice boot for many skiers.

Why we like it:

Some of the best features on the market give skiers higher levels of precision and performance, while still maintaining a more comfortable fit around the foot.

Who it's for:

At a 100 millimeter last, the mid volume Hawx Prime 105 S BOA is a great option for skiers with average to slightly wider feet, or for those looking for a little more room around the foot. Advanced skiers looking for good control but not the most compressive fit will be well matched to the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA.

Highlights:

Being just below the highest-level boots in Atomic’s Hawx line, the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA is packed full of features and tech. The Power Shift 2.0 along with the AFS Cuff allow for a wide range of forward lean adjustments, and dual sided cuff alignment gives the skier lateral adjustment to align the leg shaft to the cuff. The Hawx Prime 105 S BOA also has cantable GripWalk soles which, when combined with the forward and lateral adjustments in the cuff, gives a fully stance aligned boot. All this with a Memory Fit shell and Mimic liner gives the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA an almost absurd level of customization for the finicky skier.

Things to consider:

A true expert skier will most likely overpower the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA, and the less compressive fit will not be ideal for narrower feet and skiers looking for a high precision fit.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Hawx Prime 105 S BOA comes in at a 100 millimeter last, also known as a mid volume last, which refers to the volume available inside the shell. Atomic still maintains a decently snug heel pocket in the Hawx Prime 105 S BOA, while giving the skier more room around the foot. Slightly more space is given over the instep to allow for better wrapping of the BOA dial.