Boots for people with skinny feet

[g_hrycan]

so i'm looking for new ski boots, ( for park, preferably softer) and there aren't really any shops that know a ton about boots where I live. I have skinnier feet, and i'm 5'11, 150lbs

 

[g_hrycan]

yeah i ski sun peaks, but umm well i don't think there is a single ski shop in kamloops besides dolsons, sport check etc.. .and i don't exactly consider that good boot fitting lol

 

[dave44]

https://newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/311248/

 

[g_hrycan]

lol thanks bud but i've already read that , and i know most of that shit anyway... what i wanted was to know a few boot brands/ models that are good for people with skinny feet, cause they only stock a couple of soft boots where i live, and none of them really fit me

 

[dave44]

I see

 

[P-JO]

I have the tecnica icon alu from a couple years ago, and they fit my super narrow feet. Prly the sickest boots I've skied, real light weight and comfy. Not park specific boots, but my salomon 1080 whatever bullshits fuckin sucked in my opinion.

 

[skinnylove]

Copied straight out of the thread that has already been posted:

People with narrower feet may have better luck with brands such as, but not limited to: Dalbello, Lange, and Atomic.

 

[invisman]

I have Lange comp 120s and pretty narrow feet.  They seem to work pretty well.

 

[Silence]

yeah lange are often a narrower fitting boot

 

[Mex_LineJib^a]

yeah those work well with narrow feet although there's a few others that might work. i myself have norrow feet and own langes

 

[thenakedcellist]

Well if your park, i would say spk. But i dunno if there narrow boots. langes a good choice.

 

[G.R.E.G.]

i would say dalbello krypton rampages or il moros would prolly be ideal for u... i can only suggest that because out of those four lines i have only tried on those two but both are for skinny feet and are super sick

 

[breckfreeskier]

Langes, and definitely not technica, they are more for wide feet