Freestyle boots for huge feet?

[JeremyClarkson]

Newschoolers, I was cursed with having size 16 feet (too big for a pair of full tilts). Ive searched around alot for a freestyle boot that would fit me but that no one makes 'em that big.

Please can anyone point me in the right direction? Again, looking for a freestyle boot with plenty of flex and forgiveness.

 

[Spacekroft]

any boot that fits your foot is the right boot for you, go to your local shop and get fitted for a ski boot. you will be miserable otherwise.

 

[rylee.the.jedi]

I might be completely wrong but I'm sure dale boots making custom ski boots and I think they have a three piece shell

 

[Skiingsnow]

wait, you are cursed because you cant buy full tilts?

 

[Just_Send_It]

SALOMON SPK seriously.

 

[Session]

No such thing as "freestyle" boots.

 

[JahFeels]

I don't think i've ever seen size 16 boots.

 

[skinom]

Go into a knowledgable bootfitter with an open mind. Don't stress over the Full Tilts or any other boot for that matter. They will guide you. All you can do is try things on and see what fits best. Given your large size it won't be as easy to try a bunch of things on but call ahead and see if they have stuff in your size. Once they measure you're feet you'll probably realize you can fit into something smaller than you think. Considering your talking boots by your shoe size tells me that you probably aren't very familiar with boots. You can steeze out just about everything else but boots are about fit.

Oh and the red ones are the fastest.

 

[7springsprod]

Go to your local shop and I can guarantee they can find you a boot

 

[onenerdykid]

The right boot is the boot that fits you the best, regardless of its intended, marketed purpose. So, you should go to your local boot-fitter and have him assess your biomechanical needs and let him/her suggest a few options to you. Most people think they have bigger feet than they actually do and I don't doubt that you wear size 16 street shoes. Ski boots are an entirely different animal and you need to forget what size feet you think you have and let a knowledgeable fitter find the right boot for you.

If you do happen to actually need a size 16 ski boot (which would mean that your foot size is actually closer to 17 or 18) then you need to be prepared that there are only a few boots made in the size, period. You will most likely need custom work done to the boot so that it fits you properly because there are very few last (foot shape) options in that size range.

 

[four1two]

...probably cause they are in the kids section