The Salomon Shift Alpha BOA boot range is totally new for this season, and the top-flex models won an Editors’ Choice award in our Freeride ski boot test, in last month’s Gear Guide (buy here!). Salomon is offering you the chance to win one pair of Shift Alpha BOA boots of your choice, from their range of five flexes, split between the men’s and women’s models.

The Shift Alpha BOA boot delivers the support, drive and control you crave on the way down. A flip of the rear lever frees the cuff for a smooth stride when skinning back up for that next delicious powder lap. It has a GripWalk sole with toe and heel pin inserts for maximum binding computability. The BOA H+i1 dial and cable closure, incorporating Salomon’s new Exobelt tech, wraps the foot for incredible control. The Exobelt enhances heel hold for full-tilt sendage on the descent and a blister-free trot on the way back up (mountain goats trot, right?).

There’s too much going on with this boot to cover here, but take it from us, if you want to enjoy your skiing, and to have the ability to hike and skin for fresh lines, the Shift Alpha BOA is a hot-ticket item this winter. If you’re still not convinced, read more about what we thought on page 94 of the Gear Guide.

You’d think that was enough of a prize, but those kind elves at Salomon are providing a bumper prize bundle that includes four other items, which, with the boots, totals a prize pool of up to £1,310.

The £110 Brigade Index helmet is the first fully recyclable snowsports helmet to hit the market. Available in two colours (black or white), this superbly comfy head-saver uses Salomon’s EPP4D core for enhanced safety, with a sleek, freestyle outline.

Why win one helmet, when you can win two? The £165 Osmo is a visor helmet (available in four colours) with an orange-tint lens and it’s a brilliant option for use over prescription glasses.

Next up, the £225 Radium Prime SIGMA goggle is available in a range of frame and lens colours, boasting Salomon’s fantastic SIGMA lens tech to enhance colour contrast for excellent vision of the terrain ahead. It comes with a spare SIGMA lens for poor vis, which is a breeze to swap to, thanks to the magnetic lens-change system.

The cherry on this snow-covered cake is another pair goggs, the Sentry Pro S SIGMA goggle, available in black or white. The smaller fit is perfect for women and riders with smaller faces, and it uses the fab SIGMA lens tech too.

Enter below so you don’t miss your chance win this bumper bounty of Salomon goodies.