Rossignol’s Vizion 4B Pro goes on hands-free—and testers say it still skis like a real all-mountain boot.
Rossignol’s Vizion ski boot solves the one thing every skier hates about their gear. (Photo: Courtesy Rossignol)
Published July 20, 2026 06:00AM

2026 Rossignol Vizion 4B Pro 120 MV Ski Boot (Orig. $800)
Sizes available: 24.5-31.5
Last: 100 mm
Flexes: 100, 120
Pros and Cons
+ Fits and skis with the best MV all-mountain boots
+ Very easy entry and exit
+ Easy entry mode functions as “apres” walk feature
– The cuff can be tricky to buckle up
We’ll be the first to admit it: the worst part of skiing isn’t the cold, the lift lines, or the overpriced burger at lunch. It’s putting your boots on. Even skiers with zero mobility issues dread wrestling stiff plastic and unruly buckles into submission every morning. Rossignol’s Vizion fixes skiing’s most universal annoyance with a boot you can step into hands-free.
The Vizion 4B Pro 120 has a cuff that opens both forward and rearward at the flip the color-coded buckle, so stepping in feels as easy as a rear-entry boot, without sacrificing the fit and all-mountain performance you’d expect from a proper alpine boot. With a 100-millimeter last, it’s a medium-volume shell that works across a range of foot shapes. The 120 flex is built for bigger or more advanced skiers, but the Vizion line spans multiple volumes and flexes, so there’s a version for skiers at nearly every ability and fit profile.
We’ve been testing this boot for two seasons now and we’re continuously impressed by the trifecta of fit, performance, and convenience. For skiers who’ve struggled with traditional ski boots, the Vizion may be the one boot that keeps them skiing, and skiing well.




