How are dropkicks outside the park?

[Abel.Itachi.24]

So I just got a pair of ft dropkicks and I’m starting to think I should’ve done a little but more of research before. I absolutely love the look and feel of the boot but was told its really a good park boot. Thing is. I love to do everything and not just park (mainly tricks etc but outside the park). Anybody can tell me if I did a mistake?

 

[TournevisRond]

Park boots aren’t a thing

As long as it fits you're good.

 

[CatdickBojangles]

You were lied too.

 

[maaattt]

Full tilts are all equiped with the heating elements laced through the boot.

If you even try to get on edge on a groom outside the park the elements kick on and immediately melt the boot.

They'll be just fine

 

[KilaTsunami]

Don’t worry about it bro, good ski boots are good ski boots all over the mountain

 

[goatmaster]

I have drop kicks as my only ski boot. The flex is pretty soft so it that bothers you then maybe. But I ski everything on them. During mid season I don't ski that much park and have no complaints. It is great for tricks and butters so I like it. If it fits you then you will be fine. Don't over think it, it is a nice boot. If you comfy then you good.

 

[tominiemenmaa]

Word.

Don’t worry about it bro, good ski boots are good ski boots all over the mountain

You could always swap the tongue to a stiffer one.

I have drop kicks as my only ski boot. The flex is pretty soft so it that bothers you then maybe. But I ski everything on them. During mid season I don't ski that much park and have no complaints. It is great for tricks and butters so I like it. If it fits you then you will be fine. Don't over think it, it is a nice boot. If you comfy then you good.