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WIDE ski boots

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Armada-AR5
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Hey....I have a paddle of a foot, and always have trouble finding boots, usually have to get the shells blown.....is there anything out there that i wont have to get blown out?
Dec 4 2008 10:00PM
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A-Style**
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1. go to a boot fitter.
2. the spk's felt very wide when i tried them on. i do have a bit narrow of a foot though.
Dec 4 2008 10:03PM
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gnarrr
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go to a ski shop and tell them you have a wide foot
Dec 4 2008 10:44PM
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stephengillboy
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boots with lower performance have wider toe boxes, but thats your decision...some shops also have equipment to stretch the plastic to make it a tad bigger
Dec 4 2008 11:17PM
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Style+eeze
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bootfitter
Dec 4 2008 11:41PM
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Pipe_Munky
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get checked out by a bootfitter. i can't recomend a good boot without really seeing your foot but if it's as wide as you say it is, check out the Atomic B-series boots they're MF'n wide
Dec 4 2008 11:44PM
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Reaps
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Take a look at the Head MOJO boots. Fairly wide, and have a shell insert you can put in or out if you want a narrower foot. But I am not sure if the new ones come with the insert (its called the Full CUstom System)

Dec 5 2008 10:05AM
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japanada
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head boots and atomic boots will generally run a little wider than average. Why are you opposed to getting the boots blow out? Takes a little time, and should be free from the place that you buy your boots from.
Dec 5 2008 10:29AM
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powpowinbmt
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Right on!!!! A boot fitter can basicly do anything to your boots. They are magicians , and you should trust them a lot.
Dec 5 2008 12:40PM
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Max-Steeze
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nordica has some boots that fit wider feet
Dec 5 2008 2:13PM
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Armada-AR5
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10
Thanks for all your responses.... I was just wondering because the nearest certified bootfitter is mother far from me..... i live in northern ontario with the nearest moderate city being 3 hours away.....

but yeah...i have the old head mojo boots now with the full custom system.....but lookin to replace em...
Dec 5 2008 7:55PM
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BigJew
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Why wouldn't you want to get them blown out? I always buy ski boots that fit in my heel and are too narrow everywhere else and then get them blown out so they fit like a glove.
Dec 5 2008 8:11PM
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