Boots?

If you dont get Tom Wallish hot doggers than dont even bother skiing park. It not possible to do park and not use full tilts ... are you new??
 
HAHA. Get whatever fits. Some brands would be Atomic, Dalbello, Full Tilt, Lange, Nordica, Salomon. Theres lots more. But again get what fits
 
go to a bootfitter and have him pick you out what fits best... some good brands are full tilt, dalbello, nordica, salomon, etc...
 
Don't listen to all these kids about Full Tilts, I like them, and want a pair, but its all about prefence and how much you ski. To the bootfitters you go!
 
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if you want a boot that lasts, dont buy full tilts. if you want to keep buying parts to fix your boots, buy full tilts.
 
Go to a boot fitter as soon as possible, because even weeks of researching boots online won't guarantee you'll be happy with the fit
 
the full tilt booters. they are 102mm wide, compared to the regular full tilts that are 99mm wide.Or the Salomon SPK, but I wouldn't recommend those unless you have really tough shins. :(
 
I use the SPK's and i rarely get shin bang. you just have to get them fitted right and find a place that will custom mold and shape them.
 
They work for some people no doubt. I personally couldn't stand the lack of forward flex. the upper cuff was literally riveted to the lower part of the boot, preventing it from hinging forward. They say it's a 90 flex, but they don't really flex at all. I used them last year, riding mainly in the park, and I could feel my shins slam into the cuff on every landing. And yes, i even tried cranking the buckles down as tight as they would go.
 
the boots you already have? assuming you had good ones for racing. unless they're like race boots that you put on to race and then immediately take off when you're done. then you might want a second pair.
 
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