Right fiting boot?

take the liner out. when you are standing straight up your toes should just be touching the end. then when you put the liner back in the boot you have the forward flex going on and your foot shifts back. if you have a really loose boot your foot is going to be sliding all over the place and its going to cause some problems. if youre having trouble finding a good fitting boot get custom liners, they are a little expensive, but worth it

-Pat-
'hey when are you guys gonna start using snowlerblades to go around those faggot gates!?' -philou after seeing a guy on 158cm race skis

you have to make sure they fit tight but not uncomfortable. take out the lining, have your toes all the way to the front and there should be room to put your finger behind your heel.

two fingers actually, i mean the boots should be right, when you are standin straight up in the boots, your toes should be just about or barley touchin the front of the boot, when you flex forward, your feet will be dwran backwards and that is your skiing position, then you will know how they will feel while skiing, find the boot that fits best they deffinitly are an important purchase

*JaSoN*

Fit them tight!!! Definitly the way to go, boots pack out more than you think