rollcall...snowboarding...you know who you are.
08-30-2012, 12:06 AM
#5824
Originally Posted by XxSti05xX
Will best thing to do is go somewhere and try on a bunch of boots and see what fits best. Thats what ill be doing. Just bc one person likes a specific boot doesnt mean it will fit you right.
I'm picky haha.
08-30-2012, 08:45 AM
#5829
I got burton imperials last year. I'm mostly happy with them.
I have a pair of vans fargo with the boa system that are brand new. To narrow for my foot. And an old pair of Forum Devun Walsh boots that were also to narrow for my foot. I have a super wide forefoot and huge arches. Weird feet. My wife calls them hobbit feet.
Both of those pairs have less than 2 hours of riding on them. LOL. Brand new.
I have a pair of vans fargo with the boa system that are brand new. To narrow for my foot. And an old pair of Forum Devun Walsh boots that were also to narrow for my foot. I have a super wide forefoot and huge arches. Weird feet. My wife calls them hobbit feet.
Both of those pairs have less than 2 hours of riding on them. LOL. Brand new.
08-30-2012, 08:49 AM
#5830
I got burton imperials last year. I'm mostly happy with them.
I have a pair of vans fargo with the boa system that are brand new. To narrow for my foot. And an old pair of Forum Devun Walsh boots that were also to narrow for my foot. I have a super wide forefoot and huge arches. Weird feet. My wife calls them hobbit feet.
Both of those pairs have less than 2 hours of riding on them. LOL. Brand new.
I have a pair of vans fargo with the boa system that are brand new. To narrow for my foot. And an old pair of Forum Devun Walsh boots that were also to narrow for my foot. I have a super wide forefoot and huge arches. Weird feet. My wife calls them hobbit feet.
Both of those pairs have less than 2 hours of riding on them. LOL. Brand new.
08-30-2012, 09:40 PM
#5831
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Last season I got 32 lashed boots and fell in love with how light and comfy they are. With any boot though, Id get them heat formed to your foot for ultimate comfort
08-31-2012, 10:14 AM
#5833
Tried them on and walked around the shop with them. Pretty damn stiff. K2 tends to have a slightly wider toe box as well.
I currently wear K2 darko boots and the fitment is pretty similar, but a softer boot. They're so comfy I can wear them the whole day without having to adjust or re-lace them.
I currently wear K2 darko boots and the fitment is pretty similar, but a softer boot. They're so comfy I can wear them the whole day without having to adjust or re-lace them.
OG josh was nice (read: smart) enough to start the skier rollcall a few seasons back.