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What boots should i get?

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junyawatanabe
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My salomon spks are getting really small on me. I am looking for new boots. I found a good deal on last years full tilt b&e which seem super sick. I also found a good deal on last years classics which i dont know much about. Also dropkicks from last year. I dont want to spend too much money. I am leaning toward the b&e but please help me out. I weigh about 130 pounds of that helps. Thanks
Nov 29 2014 11:30PM
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hippystinx
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what is the length and width of your foot?
Nov 29 2014 11:35PM
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junyawatanabe
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hippystinxwhat is the length and width of your foot?


I am a size 9 and i dont know the width of my foot but its not really wide or skinny
Nov 29 2014 11:52PM
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toastyteenagers
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STPI am a size 9 and i dont know the width of my foot but its not really wide or skinny


29.5( I recromend ) 99-100 last.
what type of skier?, height?, weight?
Nov 30 2014 12:00AM
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junyawatanabe
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toastyteenagers29.5( I recromend ) 99-100 last.
what type of skier?, height?, weight?


I ski mainly park. But i like to go do some all mountain. I am 5,5 and 130 pounds
Nov 30 2014 12:03AM
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tomPietrowski
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If you don't know the width of your foot I doubt you know your instep height, heel/ankle width ect. Begin by going to a shop and have a fitter asses you feet. If you really want to pay him for his time then and go find some boots online. But this is a really bad idea and will in the long run be pretty costly. Instead have that fitter select apropriate boots, make you some footbeds and fit the boots to you. Yes it will cost more but they will fit and you will ski better and have way more fun then if your in some badly fitting boots.
Nov 30 2014 12:35AM
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The_Steezy_E
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WTF toastyteens? Hes a size 9 he should be about a 27. But definitely go to a boot fitter or a ski shop to make sure that it fits right before you buy.
Nov 30 2014 1:58AM
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Chubz.
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toastyteenagers29.5( I recromend ) 99-100 last.
what type of skier?, height?, weight?

I wear a 13 shoe and i was just fitted for a 28.5 So i mean..lol
The_Steezy_EWTF toastyteens? Hes a size 9 he should be about a 27. But definitely go to a boot fitter or a ski shop to make sure that it fits right before you buy.


very true.
Nov 30 2014 3:15AM
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steezy_doge
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if they fit get nordica ace 1's i know there is a ton of hype around full tilts but i love mine and will never go back to ft idk why just fulltilt broke so easy for me and my nordicas are so much more comfy
Nov 30 2014 3:19AM
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DowseBigamy
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Do not buy 'size 9' ski boots. I guarantee they'll be too big. Go to a boot fitter and get them to have a look - then you'll end up with a pair of boots that fit well, and are comfortable!
Nov 30 2014 5:40AM
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junyawatanabe
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Thanks for the feedback i will try to get fitted as soon as i can
Nov 30 2014 10:34AM
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mostlyyogurt
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I have last years full tilt drop kicks and I love them (I have a wide foot but they're still comfy) but the buckles can be a bit finnicky.
Nov 30 2014 12:45PM
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