Booster Straps!

Ryan*

Ryan*

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So after skiing for three days last weekend...on my local golf course and in my backyard because I couldn't get out of New York in the insane snowstorm that was battering the entire northeast (ironic, right?), I have what some might call hella shinbang.

To be clear, I would never call it that, but anyway...

I want to buy a pair of Booster Straps for my 08-09 SPK Kaos-es, but have the following questions:

1. Do they really help reduce shinbang significantly/get rid of it entirely? And more specifically,

2. Do they work the way they are supposed to work, on my boots?

3. Will they fit on my boots, and not awkwardly at that?

4. How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Theenks kids.

P.S.

Please don't tell me to just get a pair of Full Tilts because they get rid of shinbang (I know); I tried, they don't fit my foot shape. And even if they did, my boots are only a season old, so I'm hanging on to them for a while. But if you really just can't help yourself and simply must say something about Full Tilts, please at least make it funny. +K if you make me laugh in your Full-Tilt-related post.
 
Yes they help and you'll never go back to reg straps again.
How much do u weigh and what kind of skier are you? There's three diff types of booster straps
 
I had the same problem as you and bought some boosters. They work very well and have had a pair on my boots ever since. Obviously you can still get shinbang with them on if you dont buckle your boots, or tighten the strap all the way. As for fit, they fit all boots well, but work best when taking off the old power strap and just use the booster.
Hope that helps
 
I weigh 140 and ski very aggressively all over the mountain and am pushing my skills in park, I'm thinking just the standard booster should work?
 
Get the "pro" one. It's the three strap one. The reg two strap one is too stretchy I think. Then there's the world cup one which is also a three strap one but red and that ones suuuuper stiff.
 
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