Park boots for wide feet

m.alcolmI’m looking for PARK boots at least 102 mm. Any suggestions?

Dalbello's MX line of their panterra and Il Moro
FT Descendant 6 or 8/B&E/Ascendant

No such thing as Park boots, all just a marketing ploy. Go to a boot fitter and get them to fit you the right size for you're for foot. No way around it. No one on here knows your feet + if we did that would be weird.

Lol at a down vote for offering 102mm last boots that would be considered more "freestyle" oriented.

Heaven forbid someone ask about certain boots on here.

We could simply list all 102mm ski boots in all flexes, but that is incredibly pointless and truly unhelpful for him in finding the right boot for his needs.

OP, this is what you should do:
1. Research in your area (or where you will be skiing) which shops are the best boot-fitters
2. Call them and make an appointment (budget at least 1 hour, maybe 2)
3. Trust their boot recommendation that is based on your foot shape, budget, and footbed needs.
4. Enjoy the best boot for you, for all types of skiing.

FYI- at this time of the year, shops do not have all boot options in stock. Some things are sold out already, so you might not find the ideal solution for your needs. Your best bet is do this in September/October when all options are available.

Seeing a few models listed does help with a mental picture of whats out there leading up to boot fitting day..I'm in the same boat with Wide feet and needing new boots.

onenerdykidWe could simply list all 102mm ski boots in all flexes, but that is incredibly pointless and truly unhelpful for him in finding the right boot for his needs.

OP, this is what you should do:
1. Research in your area (or where you will be skiing) which shops are the best boot-fitters
2. Call them and make an appointment (budget at least 1 hour, maybe 2)
3. Trust their boot recommendation that is based on your foot shape, budget, and footbed needs.
4. Enjoy the best boot for you, for all types of skiing.

FYI- at this time of the year, shops do not have all boot options in stock. Some things are sold out already, so you might not find the ideal solution for your needs. Your best bet is do this in September/October when all options are available.

Do you have an answer on your clipboard at all timss for threads like this?

nmwninjartSeeing a few models listed does help with a mental picture of whats out there leading up to boot fitting day..I'm in the same boat with Wide feet and needing new boots.

I totally get that people like to pre-research before going into a store, but it often leads to confusion because while your friend loved the Atomic Hawx Magna, it might be not at all be right for you. It's not like buying skis or a tv where you can easily go based on the recommendation of what others have liked. This is an incredibly personal thing that works for your unique foot shape. Every brand will have at least 5 men's options and 4 women's options in this category, which adds up to at least 30 models in total. The most helpful tip to give someone is to research the fitter in your area, try on what he/she recommends, and then ask about if that model has any durability or warranty issues etc.

-arc-Do you have an answer on your clipboard at all timss for threads like this?

Yes. And it's not because I'm lazy, but far too often a person asking the "which boot is the best?" has really no idea about the fitting process. This just makes it clear for them what steps they should take.

And when there is a legit, specific question I'm always down to dive deeper and help.

onenerdykidYes. And it's not because I'm lazy, but far too often a person asking the "which boot is the best?" has really no idea about the fitting process. This just makes it clear for them what steps they should take.

And when there is a legit, specific question I'm always down to dive deeper and help.

Wasn't trying to say you were lazy. I commend you for keeping cool and being reasonable and responsive when you've obviously received this question 100's of times.