Dalbello IL Moro

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i dont have hte ability to try this boot on myself so anyways im size 10 in shoes could anyone tell me what size that would be in this boot i think its 26.5 but im not sure anyways thanks
 
A 26.5 is 8.5 in shoe sizes, and a 28 is a 10 in shoe size. You should go off of your previous boot sizes, not shoe sizes, because your shoe size is probably not you real foot size.
 
I would never recommend getting a boot without trying it on 1st! Seriously go to a shop and get some professional help, you're going to need to find a shop to mold your liners anyways and then they won't charge you the 50-60 buck to mold them.

 
yes always get a boot fitted. even if its ur right size it may be too narrow - wide. a boot fitter is gonna make sure you dont have problems. last time i didnt have a bootfiitter, i got bruises on my feet. now i see larry the bootfitter everytime.
 
Don't know if u bought em yet er not. I went with a half size smaller, i got 28s instead of 28.5 and i got a size 11 foot. They break in real good. If their too tight have a buddy with a dif shaped foot rock em for a day, then theyll fit like a glove.
 
Like many others have said, try the boots on first, if your shop doesnt have the il moros, try on and krypton series. The il moro will be fit a little different cause of the id liner, but you will at least get the right shell size.

You cant buy a boot based off your shoe size cause in ski boots you will usually go at lieast one size smaller. I wear a legit size 13 mens shoe, and my boots are 28.0, and I am prolly gonna go to a 27.5.
 
be careful the il moro and the rampage both have a low volume ankle pocket so def want to have a boot fitter check for shell fit on those models also the moro comes with a dalbello/intuition liner that requires a hotter heating from dalbello's other liners
 
I have a pair of 28.5 Rampages and wear a size 10 shoe. The heel is very narrow, and the toe box is narrow/medium. The fit of these is less forgiving than most boots and will not fit the average foot. Look around at the areas surrounding where you live. An hour trip is definitely worth it if you find the boot that fits your foot.
 
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