Best boot fitter?

[S.J.W]

Yes I know this is a repost, however the last thread was in 2012 and times be changing. Anyways looking for a good freestyle boot. Anyways the people of NS, where is the best boot fitter?

 

[danncphedran]

Check out shop task, they are a rollerblade shop but they sell full tilts and they know a lot about fitting. It's on queen street east somewhere just google shop task and u will find it.

 

[Poikenz]

Check out shop task, they are a rollerblade shop but they sell full tilts and they know a lot about fitting. It's on queen street east somewhere just google shop task and u will find it.

I've only been to shop task in the spring when everything was discounted. Do they even have equipment to punch out boots, or moldable footbeds?

I've heard that Corbetts currently is the best (I'm assuming their main store) followed by Sign of the skier, but don't quote me on that as I am currently not looking for new boots.

 

[CRENSZN]

The Sign of the Skier. Ask for Kevin Kato. Tell him I sent you!

 

[danncphedran]

I've only been to shop task in the spring when everything was discounted. Do they even have equipment to punch out boots, or moldable footbeds?

I've heard that Corbetts currently is the best (I'm assuming their main store) followed by Sign of the skier, but don't quote me on that as I am currently not looking for new boots.

they have a boot mold

 

[zbphoto]

Check out shop task, they are a rollerblade shop but they sell full tilts and they know a lot about fitting. It's on queen street east somewhere just google shop task and u will find it.

HA! The only reason to buy boots there is if they are mad discounted and you already know your boot/size. But even then I would go straight to Sign of the Skier or Skis and Bikes to get footbeds and the liners folded.