SVST Boot Riser Plate Cant

Canting plates change the angle of a boot sole rather than just its height — which is how you correct a skier who is riding an edge they should not be, or restore a boot whose sole has worn unevenly.

Available in 1°, 1.5°, 2° and 3°, with one toe and one heel plate per set and mounting hardware included.

• Durable, temperature-resistant plates
• Angles: 1°, 1.5°, 2°, 3°
• One toe plate and one heel plate per set, with hardware
• For canting, elevation and restoring boot sole geometry

Two distinct uses. The first is alignment: a skier whose knees track inside or outside the foot can be brought to neutral with a small cant, which often does more for their skiing than any equipment change. The second is repair — worn boot soles change the geometry the binding was set to, and plates restore it.

Get the direction assessed before you cant. Canting the wrong way makes things measurably worse, and the amount needed is usually smaller than people expect. This is a measurement job, not a guess.

For height without angle, see the flat riser plates. Remember the 50 mm stand-height limit on race setups.

We do alignment work in the shop in Boise. See boot fitting.