Would you chose a park or a freeski boot?

[top_lel]

Hello,

I'm doing a college course on communitcation and need a very basic research in the target group of ski boots.

So basicly the question goes;

Would you chose a park or a freeski boot?

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Best regards,

Spa

 

[coolflash8]

park

 

[Luc.]

freeski. A lot of park boots are way to soft for anyone who is 180+lbs and stronger than a 15 year old girl.

 

[Session]

There is no such thing as a "park boot", just marketing that suckers you slopes in to thinking so.

 

[.RYAN66]

Bingo. I can ski any boot I want in the park and perform just as we'll as someone with a "park boot".

 

[Kickerzzz]

I'll ride whatever fits best, has the right flex, and is not too heavy. As a starting point though, I'll look at park boots because they're generally lighter than freeski boots.

 

[mlp]

Freeski

 

[Caucasian_Asian]

The boot that fits.

 

[patsfanwho]

Konflicts. do anything with those.

 

[esotericjive]

Whatever fits properly, which happens to be a park boot atm

 

[DosasNMimosas]

whatever fits you better and has a good flex for your type of skiing

 

[NoBigDeal]

Park. Assuming they fit

 

[Kretzschmar]

a freeski boot for sure

 

[Skiingsnow]

what looks the coolest/what my fav pro are wearing coz everyone know the fit of a boot dont matter

 

[Plankton]

freeski

 

[The_Real_EWilly]

no doubt free ski

 

[RudyGarmisch]

Whatever fits my goddamned weird ass feet.

 

[snakerton]

Freeski! like said above, park boots are mostly made up. They just have ugly ugly graphics and a soft flex

 

[Spiri7o]

Park boot

 

[bardissono]

free ski

 

[M.M]

whatever boot fits my foot

 

[Logan.]

I dont think "park" or "freeski" boots matter, for me i just care about what flex the boot has, i usually go with something not that stiff so jibbing around and stuff is fun

 

[_Garagely_]

So get a freeski boot for park and all mountain performance?