CPSC data · checked Oct 20, 2026 · Method
Snow sports

Ski and snowboard boot recalls

Ski and snowboard boots are among the most expensive footwear in our archive and the group most likely to be fixed rather than refunded.

11 recalls cover alpine, touring, telemark, cross-country and snowboard boots. 7 offer a repair, usually a replacement part fitted by the shop, and 5 name women’s sizes. Stated prices go as high as $1,000. The notice with the most reports before recall is Maestrale RS and Maestrale Men’s Ski Boots, with 605 reports.

Almost every recall here is a fall hazard: when a cuff pivot, buckle or sole interface fails, the boot can release or lose support on the slope.

11recalls since 2005
58kU.S. units recalled
Fallsmost common hazard (10)
2026latest recall

By hazard

Falls10
Other1

By decade

2000s2
2010s6
2020s3

This group against all 103 footwear recalls

The widest gap is in the share of notices that offer a repair or replacement, 89% here against 33% across the archive. Next is the share that date from 2015 or later, 82% against 32%.

MeasureThis groupAll footwear
Median units per recall2,3007,200
Median stated price$625$38
No reports before recall27%40%
Refund offered33%81%
Repair or replacement offered89%33%
Median time on sale13 months7 months
Recalled in 2015 or later82%32%

Every recall, newest first

Data: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recall database, checked October 20, 2026. How we sort recalls into groups.