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Krypton Rampage anyone?

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hawk22
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I haven't had to buy boots in a long time, so I am looking for something to accommodate the new style. The two I'm considering are the Dalbello Krypton Rampage and the Salomon Xwave 8. Is the rampage a good all-around boot? I don't hit the parks much, still learning to ride the twins (Line). But I like big drops, backcountry type stuff. Any pros/cons to either would be helpful.
Dec 13 2006 3:02AM
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Riley.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Dalbello-Krypton-Rampage-Boot-27-5-Boots-9-5-line-skis_W0QQitemZ270066953501QQihZ017QQcategoryZ16061QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Dec 13 2006 10:20AM
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freeski1620
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i think they are great boots, i just have issues with the toes getting cold cause i have bad circulation to my feet. i love them for everything though. im selling my 28.5's tho, if you are interested p.m. me.
Dec 13 2006 11:15AM
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titsLOL
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werd on da street is that they are hella narrow so try some on to make sure they dont squeeze your foot too much. if they do, try on some salomon foils and spks to see how those feel. and some technica flames while you're at it (if thats what they still call their park boot, no clue). just ask your shop what kinda boots they recommend for what you are skiing and try them all on.
Dec 13 2006 11:57AM
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Mex_LineJib^a
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for that type of skiing you might wanna try the krypton cross and the kryptons pros too.. same boots only stiffer, but then again adjustable
Dec 13 2006 12:01PM
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titsLOL
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oh crap didn't read what you liked to do. xwaves are probably a better choice for that. just go to your shop and say you want a freeride boot.
Dec 13 2006 12:03PM
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freeski1620
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i just got new flames.
Dec 13 2006 12:21PM
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T*Maki
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I've been on my Krypton Cross's for 3 days now and I love em. They rip all mountain but still ski park great. I have medium feet that lean to the narrower side, and so far fit is awesome. They are sick for buttering and whatnot cuz they hold your feet soooo tight.
Dec 13 2006 12:44PM
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