Park and pipe boot

[vancouverskier]

Hey, can anyone recommend a good park boot under 300$ with a flex of around 90-110

 

[Blake.P]

Whatever fits your feet. There is no difference between "park" and other boots

 

[VD.]

There's no such thing as a park boot, the boot that fits your feet as it should is the best boot. I assume you're in Vancouver, in which case you should have no trouble getting to a decent fitter. When you're there he will probably ask you want you're looking for in a boot, and if you say what kind of flex you want etc. he should be able to find something to suit.

 

[tomPietrowski]

Yep Your best bet is to get up to whistler at the start of next season and go get fitted up. Whistler has quite a few good fitters.

Save up some more money if you can over summer though as 300 will not get you much. Custom footbeds which you will defiantly want cost 175-200 sothats most of your current budget gone.

 

[africans_eatants]

flex index ratings vary from company to company and can really only be used to compare boots made by the same manufacturer.

 

[snakerton]

Not necessarily. Most flexes are similar but yes there are some boots that have progressive flexes like full tilt and some Nordica and those aren't really comparable.

 

[africans_eatants]

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