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Whats teh cheapest place to buy full tilt

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C.J.C
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every where i look full tilt boots are really expensive 
Mar 18 2012 5:00PM
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Algebra
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at this point u cant really do anything besides boofin it
Mar 18 2012 5:01PM
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Lucas
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De mall
Mar 18 2012 5:05PM
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DIX~
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china
Mar 18 2012 5:08PM
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Nikkekoivisto
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Dude, full tilts are not expensive boots really.. Unless your looking for doggers or other most expensive ones. Usually around 350€, not that expensive if you ask me..
And theres not much difference in price between shops. just buy from nearest shop is my suggestion.
Mar 18 2012 5:13PM
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Skiingsnow
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lol
Mar 18 2012 5:16PM
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californiagrown
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from your local bootfitter who will then tell you that you are a fucking idiot for wanting fulltilts because your foot does not even remotley fit them.
Mar 18 2012 5:19PM
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Dhane
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pretty much this.
Mar 18 2012 5:21PM
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Whaley
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so true. there are plenty of better boots than FT
Mar 18 2012 5:40PM
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Julian.F
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talking as if theyre the right boots for you, look for end of season sales online or shops around you. my shops got %30 off everything at the moment
Mar 18 2012 5:49PM
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Lucas
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Ya I personally really like salomons boot I tried a pair on for the day and they felt a lot better than my ft's. I live my ft's but my foots just a little wide.
Mar 18 2012 5:56PM
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250r
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if you want a three buckle boot, which i personally think is a superior design, try a ft or a dalbello, if your foots too wide for those, try a pair of the nordica 3 buckles, and either way get some work done to them like molding the liners and blowing out the shells, and orthotics if you dont already have some. There is more to a good boot than just fit, although fit should be your first consideration.
Mar 18 2012 6:20PM
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easiestEC
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got mine on craigslist
Mar 18 2012 6:21PM
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THUNT836
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My thread.
Mar 18 2012 6:51PM
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dbchili
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shop-task.com, it's all 50% off right now, they have limited sizes

really you should be trying on any boots before you buy them, but in the event you already have or know exactly what you need, that's the best place to get them online

it is in canada though, so you might end up getting hit with duties if they cross the border
Mar 18 2012 8:09PM
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joshua
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I LOVE salomon boots, my feet aren't even that wide but for some reason everything about them just feels right to me. Salomon better not ever change the SPK because it is perfect IMO.
Mar 18 2012 8:17PM
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Lolocaust.
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getboards.com
Mar 18 2012 8:56PM
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