Rossi sas fs boot?
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Trojan~Man
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i find they look more like a dalbello rampage knock off
I don't have Il Moros but I do have rampages. Anyways by looking at the sas fs1 and the il moros, the il moros will have a narrower, lower volume fit. it has a 98mm last. The rossis have a 102mm last and appear to be a higher volume fit. I think the ID liner in the il moro will be much better than the rossi liner, although the rossi liner does look comfy. Il moros also have a progressive flex similar to the full tilts. The rossis have a simple 100 flex index which would be great for park as long as ur not super light... sorry its long
Luc.
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i have tried it on many times and have felt like it is a cheap competition for the SPK and its counterparts.
it has a ID burrito wrap style liner, but still having a tounge and not being cookable like the ID liners are. Toe box in the liner and shell felt akward and small/tight...clearly not ment for my foot.
its shell is constructed more like the dalbello and FT boots, just with the way the plastic overlaps.
a very light boot becasue it has basically nothing on it...the one thing i do like is the cable system that spreads the pressure throughout the boot rather than just where you buckle...also it has a nice foot board in it for those harsh landings.
the things i dont like...there isno power strap, and even when i have this baby cranked down fully(which is easy for me to do, and my legs arent THAT small) i still have play in my shin area with the liner....also i dont like how i cannot adjust anything at all...i cant move the buckles, i cant micro adjust, and you cant soften the boot (short of taking a drummel to it) like in say the GHOST.
should be better next year.
it has a ID burrito wrap style liner, but still having a tounge and not being cookable like the ID liners are. Toe box in the liner and shell felt akward and small/tight...clearly not ment for my foot.
its shell is constructed more like the dalbello and FT boots, just with the way the plastic overlaps.
a very light boot becasue it has basically nothing on it...the one thing i do like is the cable system that spreads the pressure throughout the boot rather than just where you buckle...also it has a nice foot board in it for those harsh landings.
the things i dont like...there isno power strap, and even when i have this baby cranked down fully(which is easy for me to do, and my legs arent THAT small) i still have play in my shin area with the liner....also i dont like how i cannot adjust anything at all...i cant move the buckles, i cant micro adjust, and you cant soften the boot (short of taking a drummel to it) like in say the GHOST.
should be better next year.