Rossignol Angled Bale Ski Boot Buckles

Rossignol Angled Bale Ski Boot Buckles

Replacement buckles for all models and all years for Rossignol ski boots with the angled bale (the bit that attaches across to the teeth or catch) Please note that although the buckles pictured may look slightly different to the ones on your boots they will fit in exactly the same way with a double screw attachment via the screw rivets provided. Please note that we have limited styles and colours and cannot guarantee the ones we have will match yours. You can specify a preference in the “notes” box at checkout and we will do our best to match yours as closely as possible. Also please do not call us asking us to source the correct colour or style for your ski boots, Rossignol produce and supply a couple of variations but we only stock one style to simplify the process.

How to identify the correct buckle

If you count the buckle closest to the toe of the boot as the “Toe Buckle” the next buckle up is the “Instep Buckle”, Next upwards is the “Lower Cuff Buckle” and the last one is the “Upper Cuff Buckle” Rossignol also change the angle of the buckle depending on whether it’s on the left or right boot to improve aesthetics and make them easier to use so you will also need to select the correct side.

Please Note: The buckle supplied may differ in colour and style to the one in the image.

What we supply

The pack includes one buckle and a screw rivet attachment kit which comprises of two metric screws and two metric captive retaining nuts for the inside of the boot.

How to fit the buckle

The rivets holding the buckle are made of steel so remove using a steel drill with a diameter of around about 6 to 8mm to gently drill off the heads of the rivets. You will need to take care the drill doesn’t slip and make a hole in the boot and beware that the drill can grab the plate of the buckle and spin it so keep your fingers out of the way! Then push out the rest of the rivet through the shell to make way for the retaining nut. You will need to make the existing holes in the boot larger using a 5mm drill so the captive nuts will push into the holes in the shell. Then simply offer the new buckle up to the shell and screw together.

Fitting Service

If you’re not confident with a screwdriver we offer a fitting service for a reasonable sum and if required we can do the job within 48 hours. Please ring us for a quote.