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I just bought some dalbello krypton rampage i.d ski boots but they are tight in the forefoot and toe area so that i have to take them off in a couple of minutes i was thinking either stretching the shell at a ski shop or returning them(i can but i have to return them within the next 9 days) thanks for any answers greatly appreciated.

Mar 23 2012 8:11PM

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tomPietrowski

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Your best bet, is take them to a boot fitter, and see if they remotely fit your foot. If they don't return them and get what the boot fitter recommends. If there not too bad a fit, get the fitter, to fit them for you. You will have to pay for this, but you will need to get any boot fitted, if you get it online. Thats why its best to buy boots in shops, rather then online.

Mar 23 2012 8:58PM

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musicfrk

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Thanks and next time i will

Mar 23 2012 9:04PM

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NoCoastSkier

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this. the best boot is the one that fits YOU..... but buying from a shop isnt always an option(due to prices and no legit shop near you)

Mar 23 2012 11:44PM

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