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Full tilt booter or dropkick or Dalbello Boss Boots?

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foodbuffet11
Posts: 843 - Karma: 84
I just was fitted in all three boots. Like all of them especially the boss boots. More info on past experiences with either of the botts would greatly be appreciated.
Oct 25 2012 6:25PM
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_Garagely_
Posts: 1938 - Karma: 3,198
idk about the others but I have bosses and love them. Get the boot that fits best.
Oct 25 2012 7:22PM
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GuacamoleMane
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that doesnt make sense i tried the dropkicks and booter , and they were incredibly different. In the booter i felt like i was gonna break my ankles. How can u compare them? And idk about the bosses
Oct 25 2012 7:25PM
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rwalk
Posts: 442 - Karma: 36
i agree i have a tough time believing that you could have been fitted into both boots considering the drop kick is considerably narrower than the booters and boss.. i would say go get a second opinion from another shop/different employee
Oct 25 2012 7:34PM
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foodbuffet11
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I'm pretty sure they switched out the tongues to adjust fit. IDK i felt good in both.
Oct 25 2012 8:13PM
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rwalk
Posts: 442 - Karma: 36
tongues have nothing to do with the width.. and if you felt good in the narrower of them (drop kick) then you were probably swimming in the others and didn't realize it
Oct 25 2012 8:18PM
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Stope.Neeze
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coming from someone who has had both drop kick
Oct 25 2012 8:19PM
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Stope.Neeze
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coming from someone who has had both drop kick
Oct 25 2012 8:19PM
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foodbuffet11
Posts: 843 - Karma: 84
ahhh, yes. Also, I hear their is a magical boot-fitter but a little chirp told me it was around 1000 dollars to get a boot specifically designed for your foot.
Oct 25 2012 8:31PM
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_GaPeRstEEzE
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You dont need boots specifically designed for your feet as you can't even tell the difference between 99mm and 103mm
Oct 27 2012 1:11PM
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tomPietrowski
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As said above, whoever you got fitted by does not know what there doing. If they recommended those 3 boots would fit the same, you really need to find a new shop.

You need to go find out what width you actually need. Quite possibly they had you in boots way to big too.

Give up on that shop and start again.
Oct 27 2012 2:15PM
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rwalk
Posts: 442 - Karma: 36
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Oct 27 2012 3:44PM
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foodbuffet11
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I'm sorry my friend.
Oct 27 2012 6:57PM
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