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Dalbello vs. Full Tilt

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sam_minton
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I can't decide what boots to get. What's your opinion on these brands? which one should i get? +K for good responses
Mar 6 2013 3:21PM
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Lemuel
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Dalbello makes a better quality boot, but get whatever fits. If they both fit well, get whatever is cheaper.
Mar 6 2013 4:11PM
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theschneidler
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Tom walish rides full tilts so I think you can decide based on that
Mar 6 2013 4:16PM
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willmiller
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The best boot for you is the boot that fits the best. Nuff said
Mar 6 2013 4:19PM
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Thadius.Castle
Posts: 1436 - Karma: 250
And Tanner Hall rides Dalbello's come at me bitch
Mar 6 2013 5:03PM
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cowofawesome
Posts: 201 - Karma: 549
And what happened to his ankles?
Mar 6 2013 5:32PM
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.nasty
Posts: 10581 - Karma: 11,090
dalbello definitely makes a burlier boot, but full tilts parts are so easily interchangeable that if you do break something 9 times out of 10 your local shop that carries full tilt will have extra parts. It is hard to find dalbello parts besides ripping apart an old boot. Personally I like full tilts better as the external tongue design is not inhibited by metal like the dalbello buckles, and is a far more natural flex using the cable-only system. Not to mention there is less material into the build of a full tilt so it's far lighter.
Mar 6 2013 6:29PM
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Skiingsnow
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lost it. but seriously buy dalbellos. fuck paying for boots with plastic buckles
Mar 6 2013 6:33PM
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Thadius.Castle
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He didn't have enough speed, if anything blame him, or the asshole that tunes his skis.
Mar 6 2013 6:34PM
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Jewschoolers
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facepalm
Mar 6 2013 8:09PM
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sam7136
Posts: 241 - Karma: 339
I have dalbellos and have used them a shit load and love them. I have the krypton rampage. I would deffinitely reccomend them if they fit you good
Mar 6 2013 11:14PM
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bronco.
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Im super picky about comfort with shoes/boots/whatever. Full Tilt Booters are the only boots Ive personally had that are extremely comfortable but everyones feet and preferences are different. Go try on both that youre looking at and decide from there. Either way Im sure youll end up with a pretty good boot with either brand
Mar 6 2013 11:59PM
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Stainr
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Mar 7 2013 10:20AM
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joshua
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Ski boots shouldn't really be "extremely comfortable" ESPECIALLY when you first buy them.
Mar 7 2013 10:47AM
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bronco.
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True. You should probably just buy the most uncomfortable boot you can find. The goal is for your feet to be extremely uncomfortable. If youve skied wearing a shitty boot then ski with a high quality boot, you will know what I mean about them being "extremely comfortable." There is a definite difference. Like I said either of these brands will most likely provide you with a great boot
Mar 7 2013 10:56AM
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joshua
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What I mean is that ski boots pack out a considerable amount compared to when you try them on at the shop. So if a boot feels really comfortable in the shop, thats not good, b/c they will pack out on the hill and become a sloppy, poor-fitting boot. When you try on a boot at the shop, it should be pretty darn tight all around your foot, not "comfortable" like a skate shoe or something.
Mar 7 2013 11:27AM
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.nasty
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lol. that is all relative man... your argument sucks.

every new pair of full tilts I get is super snug and comfortable because the boot fits me correctly.
Mar 7 2013 11:46AM
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YouAllSuck
Posts: 632 - Karma: 1,177
These are some fucking awesome boots
Mar 7 2013 12:19PM
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doitbig
Posts: 4818 - Karma: 315
I have owned both and prefer the dalbellos due to durability of the buckles. also the BSL on my size in the dalbellos is just a hair bigger then the FTs, so they fit my foot better without requiring more then a punched out big toe.
Mar 7 2013 12:28PM
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andybob
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Just go with what fits your foot best. I tried on Dalbello's and Full Tilts and the Dalbello's fit better. Had them heat molded and I love them. Btw I have the krypton rampage boots.
Mar 7 2013 1:13PM
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