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Anyone use/have experience riding 'soft' boots
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Has anyone here tried soft boots? How do you like them? How do they compare to normal high-end boots?
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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I had them. I loved the way they rode in the park, but they just weren't enough boot for all mountain.
They only lasted 7 skiing days before I blew them apart. That's not a good thing either.
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yeah two of my friends ride soft boots the only down fall are they get wet easy atleast rossi ones with the leather and the buckels break or the straps what ever they are called
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i think the new soft boots from rossi fixed all those problems
Immortal Technique
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Yeah, I spend probably 75% of my time in the Park, 20% in the Pipe and 5% outside. I just saw this killer deal on these Dolomite soft boots but I'm not sure I should get them. What happens when I go to a bigger mountain like stratton, big bear, mammoth etc. Will these leave me screwed when I try to keep up with my friends with hard boots?
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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exactly what Deezl said. Great in park, too soft for hard, aggressive turns
I dream of winter.
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I don't know if i agree with that. I've ridden the Rossi Soft Light 1 boot for the part two seasons and I love them inside and out of the park. They have been soft, warm and comfortable, but I can torque them up stiff enough to run skiercross in them. I'm a certified ski instructor and I've had them all over the parks and backcountry of the east ad west coasts and never had a problem.
better to burn out...
...then fade away
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What about on hard ice? I spend half my time in NY, so I night ski on ice all the time. do you think it's worth it to try them?
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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I didn't feel that they were terrible on groomers and the hard stuff. The place were they were horrible for me was in steep powder. I had them on two days that were 30+ inches and I was scared. It felt like I had no control.
I had Rossi Soft1's. I would definitely consider getting them again for strictly park if they have done something to beef up the stitching and rebound heel piece. Those are the items that I blew out.
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I live In MAss so i ski similiar conditions there worth it the handle great on hardpack and have softness for the park buy rossis soft lights good deal and amzing boot
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big bear is not a big mountain hahaha.
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Well, it's all relative. When your main stomping ground is Mountain Creek, anything is bigger.
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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according to seanpistols profile it says you live in cali so how are you aware of mountain creek nj??
my friend told me he punches one out into his hand and throws it (load) at his chicks face and yells "yahtzee!" no lie.-couchskier
is sucking your own dick considered masturbation or self inflicted fellatio?
who else but Lat^
*NS Skateboarders*
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I have an apartment in Brooklyn, but I'm orginally from CA. I spend half my time here in NY and half in CA.
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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And I guess that post ^^ was directed to Pistol and not me. My bad!
But what if the Hookey Pookey isn't what "it's all about?" Then what?!?!?!?!
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^ yeah, but i don't get it either. i never said anyhting about mountain creek.
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seanpistol probably knew that you were refering to one of the many millions of tiny areas all over the country
lucky you got stuck on NS though, it's like, porn, only betterer.-Bangor
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no i just thought he was saying big bear was a big place. it's actually pretty damn small. there are like 10 runs. not even.
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get the salomon 1080 promodel, enough boot to ski it all but perfect in the park. I found the 1080 boot a little soft but the 1080and the crossmax boot i dunoo what its called are great anywhere.
WHERE ARE YOU HOIET
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soft boots suck i dont like them
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