Wut boots to get.......

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josexi

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r spks really that good? or can i get away with gettins sum teneighty flyer boots for half the price. wut ones heavier and wut ones flexier? or is there any other good boot?
 
yah i guess thad be a good idea, im just wanderin if the teneighty flyer boot has any rep? good or bad and how it compares to the spk. ps im 5'3" and weigh 100 lbs. if that helps determine wut boot i should get in terms of flex\stiffness
 
the best boot it seems would be a race stock. get one with a really high number. 150 is good. start from there and make sure you dont get any bootfitting done. remember 3 sizes small and you'll have a very precise feel for you skis.

or get a junior boot considering your size.
 
yah i thx guys, its just i dont really have a boot fitter in town right now. our one and only ski shop just closed down. so they just see wut kind of boot would fit u good? or do they fit the boot to ur feet and mold them? also lower the flex number the more flexy it is? or wut? sorry bout all these n00b questions but ya
 
i have lowas...... i think there the bomb shit but i havent tried any other boot because im ignorant... you should check them out for sure, i think there a european company or some shit.
 
Go to a shop. Try on a bunch of boots, and despite what the boots may be in brand and popularity, try to pick just based on what fits your foot best, and what feels best to walk around in. Your shop (if they're decent) will probably get you to do some flexes in them to see if the fit is right. You also probably want to replace the footbeds with custom ones if you can afford it, and if not, go get some superfeet ($25), they really help.
 
ahh mang there are tons of good boots out there, my fav are full tilt, but if your worried about cost dont even look at those,but i agree, go to a shop try a bunch on and see what works best for YOU
 
I just got a pair of Armada AR6's and am looking for a good pair of lightweight boots and bindings for them. I want something not too bulky and heavy (something I will be able to hike up for jumps and rails without too much difficulty). I have no idea which boots and bindings would be good for this, so I'd appreciate it if someone helped me out on this.
 
some people just dont get it.....how many times have kids asked for boot recommendations online, its kind of rediculous. and its the same answer EVERY single time:L

GET BOOTFIT
 
go to every ski shop in your town and try on like every boot and then choose the best one

no one can tell u what boot is the best for u over the internet
 
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