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ryin
Posts: 49 - Karma: 12

my boots have had it, I have had them for probably 7 or 8 years (Rossignol Impact) and im looking for something new. I ski all mountain and this would be my second pair of boots. I have been checkin out the rossignol sensor3 and sas sensor 3 along with the salomon shogun, ghost, koas, kreation boots. anybody have any reviews of suggestions on these or other boots?

Nov 10 2009 1:24PM
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kickel
Posts: 242 - Karma: 10
your just ganna hear a lot of people say full tilts on here but i have dalbello krypton, it fits my foot very well it has a moldable liner (which full tilts do aswell) and is quite light plus if i ever wanted can change the flex by switching tongues but your best bet is just going to be to go try em all on and see what fits best. but dalbello and fulltilts seem to be the lightest and most adjustable boots on the market.
Nov 10 2009 1:33PM
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Ryno
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TRY THEM ON AND SEE WHAT FITS PROPERLY ON YOUR FEET.
Nov 10 2009 1:43PM
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BWalmer
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this for sure, the LAST thing you want is boots that don't fit. I'd suggest going to a boot fitter, if you can't find a boot fitter, go to a shop that carries a lot of different brands and styles and try on as many as you can to see which one fits best.
Nov 10 2009 1:53PM
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boxskier
Posts: 383 - Karma: 10

Just a couple of thoughts...

Do not buy boots on-line...

Do not buy boots based on imput from the internet...

( I have fitted/sold over 25,000 pairs of ski boots in my years and yes; currently have boots on sale on-line...)

Buy your boots from a bootfitter in a shop.

Nov 10 2009 6:16PM
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