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Dalbello Boss??

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SkiYaker2
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 ok so here is the sitaution i have some rossi exalts that r 29.5 and i have skied in them for 2 years.  I went to my local boot fitter tonight looking for full tils but i had an open mind and when he pointed me towards the dalbello boss i loved it. and also i didnt fit in regular full tilts jus the wider influence shell ones. also the boss was soft enough for some park but stiff enough for cliffs and pow too. also the build quality and fit and feel looked soooooo mucvh better on the dalbellos then the full tilts.  i live in PA but will be going to college out west most likely so thats why i say pow and cliffs. he downsized me from 29.5 exalts to 28.5 dalbello boss and i was wondering if u were me would u jump on these dalbellos or ski the exalts one more year. like will much better boots really help my skiing a lot? and I was wondering what everyones thoughts on the dalbello boss boots were. from what i here they review very well and such but i was wondering the ns opiniopn on them for park and also for pow, cliffs, and trees. thank you and ++++K for legit answers
Nov 3 2011 11:38PM
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SkiYaker2
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and also these r the regular dalbello boss not the influence liner ones. they didnt have those at the shop but the liners they had were pretty good anyway. i think they were called trufit

Nov 4 2011 12:01AM
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Skiingsnow
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yes
Nov 4 2011 6:41AM
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SkiYaker2
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my bad i forgot the main reason why i was thinking about waiting a year. im akmost 17 and my shoe size hasnt changed in years but still if i wait one more year then i would have even less of a chance of my foot growing
Nov 4 2011 7:53AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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If your shoe size hasn't in a few years, your feet have probably stopped growing already.


Nov 4 2011 10:29AM
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SkiYaker2
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yea what i was more looking for was a review of these boots
Nov 4 2011 11:35AM
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mike_monty
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bump!

so did you get the boss? same situation for me this year.. high fives vs boss..

cheers
Oct 21 2012 11:23PM
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