Trying to find some badass boots

Trust me and many others on this site. Full tilts may seem cool and all but the truth is they are really not meant for everyone. You should go to a boot fitter and decide what is most comfortable for you. No one's opinion is useful here because everyone has very different feet. If you buy full tilts, it's because they fit you, not because Will Wesson and Tom Wallisch, Bdog, Edollo etc. ride them. Don't make the mistake so many people (including myself) have made buying full tilts because of how cool they look and the pros that ride them. Uncomfortable feet make skiing less fun. Also remember it doesn't need to be a park specific boot, buy whatever feels right!

Thanks that helps a lot I'll go to a shop in 2 months and figure it out

Give the head thrasher's a look they are super comfortable that also has the 3 piece design and a buckle for the power strap

TestiTicklerThanks that helps a lot I'll go to a shop in 2 months and figure it out

Good Call, by then most shops should have a good stock of boots in.
Boots are one thing I don't mind paying full price for. Sure it's great to get a deal on them but don't let the deal influence your decision. Take your time trying multiple pairs on, bring ski socks, maybe even get foot beds. I once heard a saying - You could give me any pair of skis and I'll have blast, but any pair of boots I won't have a good time.

Cheers and good luck with the purchases

Absolutely love my Full Tilt Drop Kicks. I went and got fitted by Vail Sports in the Lionshead Village shop and by taking advice from friends, and other Full Tilt users I ended up ordering a pair that was one size larger than I was fitted for because of my wider feet and Full Tilt ends up being on the more narrow size. If you don't have a very wide foot, go with what you're fitted for. Either way, I got my Drop kicks in and like I was expecting, the boots were very narrow and tight. After I wore them around my apartment for awhile and a week or two on the slopes, the more I broke in the boot, the more comfortable it became. I still plan on bringing them back to a boot fitter and having them customized to my feet a little more. But long story short, I do enjoy the Drop kicks and would recommend them and you can find last seasons models pretty cheap on Ebay. I paid like $350 plus tax new.

Have you tried on any of the Dalbello Boots?? I had the KR2 Krypton 120 from 2015 before they were stolen out of my trunk. They too are a 3 buckle, one being reversed. I would have replaced them with the same boot, but the newer krypton just did not have the same feel. I then tried to find the 2015 krypton online but there are no more in my size. Ended up with the Lange RX130 LV. But seriously, give the krypton a looksy if you haven't already bought new boots.