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Question about Booster Straps and shin bang
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I know booster straps will help out shin bang, but my main question is, which is the most effective booster strap or which do you recommend?
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what the hell is that
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Booster Strap..ya it's a pretty good one i guess
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ya and make sure you get the 'intermediate' one not the 'expert' one, unless you are a fat bastard or you race gates all day
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its been a long time since i bought them, but i remember when i put them on i noticed a considerable difference...they'll last forever too once you get them.
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If you are over 150 and ski more big mountain I would suggest the expert strap.
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I just got them a few days ago and they turned my shitty old rental boot into a high performance machine, I just got the regular ones cuz I weight 160lbs. My shins hurt a lot more since I got them though because my boots are so fucking tight. I dont even have to buckle my latches on my boots anymore the booster keeps it perfect
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^ arent they supposed to reduce shinbang?
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yup but my shins never hurt before, now that I got the straps they are sore, but then again I also got new skis on the same day as the straps so maybe its just tossin the big skis around that hurts
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So if I weigh almost 100lbs, I should get the 2ply? And, are they easy to put on and take off? Cause I have rental boots and I have to give them back at the end of the year, will i have to drill holes or do I just strap them around?
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grrrr no one knows?
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Bristol Mountain Sucks
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nope
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You can drill out your old strap and t-bolt the new ones on if you want, but I just put it over the boot itself, it's very simple
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ok thank you lanks, so I can just tighten it around my old strap?
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what the hell is shin bang and booter straps?
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if you just put it over your existing strap it isn't going to do anything b/c the elastic will not be able to stretch. drill out the old rivits and strap then tbolt the booster on. keep the old strap and tbolt it back on at the end of the season. i'm almost positive the rental sho wouldn't notice the tbolt in place of the rivit.
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