Buying boots without a boot fitter

go to a boot fitter.

You already know the answer to your question. Boot fitter it is.

Didn't really read but, a lot of people say they have bad boot fitters near them. Go online and have 2-3 boots in you mind that you like on paper. Such as if you want a softish park boot say I like classics, el Moros and t wallishs. Because they all have the right flex last and liner you want. Then go to a fitter, knowing what you want and then try those on and pick the best fitting one

^ That's exactly what not to do

36ChambersOfWuDidn't really read but, a lot of people say they have bad boot fitters near them. Go online and have 2-3 boots in you mind that you like on paper. Such as if you want a softish park boot say I like classics, el Moros and t wallishs. Because they all have the right flex last and liner you want. Then go to a fitter, knowing what you want and then try those on and pick the best fitting one

If you go into a good bootfitter....you shouldn't be telling him what boot you want.....he should be telling you what boots will work.

36ChambersOfWuDidn't really read but, a lot of people say they have bad boot fitters near them. Go online and have 2-3 boots in you mind that you like on paper. Such as if you want a softish park boot say I like classics, el Moros and t wallishs. Because they all have the right flex last and liner you want. Then go to a fitter, knowing what you want and then try those on and pick the best fitting one

You're not allowed to give boot advice anymore.

Profahoben_212If you go into a good bootfitter....you shouldn't be telling him what boot you want.....he should be telling you what boots will work.

But if you claim to have bad boot fitters then it's a good idea

Caucasian_AsianYou're not allowed to give boot advice anymore.

This is exactly what I did. I wanted a narrow lasted profomance boot. I had Lange RX 130 lvs, Nordica GPX 130s and tecnica Mach 1 130 lvs in mind. I tried all three and liked the fit of the GPX the best and went for it. I love them and couldn't be happier.

Whether the bootfiters are bad or not you need to go to a shop to try boots on, you should be looking at boots around a 90 flex if you looking for soft one. if you describe you foot (instep size, width, general shape like more square or tapered) I could suggest some boots to try but your never gonna know for sure until their on your feet and you want something as close to perfect as possible out of the box because boot work does not sound like something you have easy acess to Also you should but some sort of footbed, at my shop we sell sidas and they tend to work well but i hear decent things about super feet.

Whether the bootfiters are bad or not you need to go to a shop to try boots on, you should be looking at boots around a 90 flex if you looking for soft one. if you describe you foot (instep size, width, general shape like more square or tapered) I could suggest some boots to try but your never gonna know for sure until their on your feet and you want something as close to perfect as possible out of the box because boot work does not sound like something you have easy acess to Also you should but some sort of footbed, at my shop we sell sidas and they tend to work well but i hear decent things about super feet.