Which boots?

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trabadoor22

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I am looking for some nice ski boots. I mostly hit the terrain park and hit jumps. I'de say I am an intermediate-advanced skier. Probably more like an intermediate level to most of you, but I would like something I can grow into level wise. I need something that will be comfortable especially when landing. Slapping my shins on the front of my boots sucks. Warmth would be nice too. I've heard the Salomon 1080's would be a good choice, is there any other boots like this that I should look at? Thanks alot.

 
I hope you had them fitted properly (first clue: they took liners out and put your bare foot in the shell to check the fit). Otherwise we'll probably be hearing from you about shin bang problems, black toes, etc. within a week...

 
i hate people that make threads about this kind of shit, its all about your preference but heres a list to try on...-salomon 1080's (get last years exact same)

-Rossi Softs 02-03

-lange concept jib boot

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Remember, theres no such thing as bad snow! just shitty skiers!
 
Any boot fits well when bring your bootfitter 3 cases of beer and $150 for custom insoles.

'lets all go to hell for having sex!' Lateralis

'jib_this why are you such an ass? all your posts are dissing someone els (sic)' Krongos

'I can't type, I've been drinking' Nolan

Whistler Sucks

 
atomic aft 9 boots

'Mrs. Lipstien, I have some bad news. The tumour is millignent, i'm afraid you only have 6 weeks to live'

'Oh My God'

GOT MILK?
 
kneissl flexon. Simply the most comfortable and lightest boot ever made. Heat modable liner and wire buckels that flex.

 
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