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Is $250 a good price for full tilts

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SkiTennessee
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Im looking at a pair of brand new Fult tilt drop kicks for $250, should i go for them?
Aug 7 2012 10:30PM
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ThundaKilla
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If they fit you and you're not just buying them cause they are FT. But yea good price.
Aug 7 2012 11:02PM
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Backyard.Skier
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Aug 7 2012 11:05PM
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7springsprod
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Meh. Theres probably cheaper pairs out there. My friend got a pair of dropkicks in Febuaray for 250. But Id say go for it
Aug 7 2012 11:43PM
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Blake.P
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if you have gotten fitted, and know they are your size, go for it. might also help after to take them in to a good bootfitter with a 18 rack and have him mold them for you
Aug 8 2012 3:54AM
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WI_Personallty
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I'm pretty sure I spent more on my SPK's so yeah that seems pretty good.
Aug 8 2012 9:57AM
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SkiTennessee
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alright sick
Aug 8 2012 12:25PM
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Pretzel___Slaya
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If u don't mind me askin, but where at ?
Aug 8 2012 6:17PM
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Aiden-P
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this
Aug 8 2012 7:43PM
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Stope.Neeze
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id go for thats what i got mine for and i thought it was a good deal
Aug 8 2012 10:00PM
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SkiTennessee
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seller on ebay, he has drop kicks, booters, and others, just type in full tilt and youll see the seller will be like the only one
Aug 8 2012 11:15PM
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Mama.
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Thats what I bought mine for, brand new. I was stoked about the price.
Aug 9 2012 1:49AM
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tomPietrowski
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remember it will cost you quite a bit to have them fitted if you buy online. In the town I work its common for a intuition mold to cost $50, if you need both shells stretching thats another $40, and you will still have no boot fit garentee so if you need more work in the future that will cost you too.

If you buy from a shop it may cost slightly more in teh first place but it will almost certainly be cheaper in the long run, and you will also have piece of mind that the boot will get swapped for you if it turns out its not the right boot for you.
Aug 9 2012 2:42PM
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