Boots for Teneighty Thruster's

lange freeride, very economy

What do your boots have to do with your skis?
 

you cant really base what kind of boot youre gonna get on youre skis....

Plural words don't use apostrophes. This advice will prove more useful to you in life than a recommendation for boots from a stranger who doesn't know what shape foot you have.

Whatever fits....
you can't match boots with skis, that is just retarded.

Then again I'm sure I've asked questions that are that dumb.

i had a feeling this would be difficult, he told me he wanted a pair of boots and i had no idea what to reccomend so i tried making a thread which didnt realy work out

boots dont need to match the skis. i have three pairs of skis all totally different and one pair of boots.

there are plenty of boots out there for a good price. Use a name brand and trained boot fitter and you can't really go wrong.  Most important part is fitment. read reviews about the boots and what type of skiing people use them for. Lange, Solomon, Head, Nordica and Dabello, couple of name brands.

i bought lange freerides but i got them proform so they were cheap, but i got them bc they were rated very highly for that year and are plastic i believe, but light weight anyhow, and i'm small guy and not very strong so thats what i was looking for.

do your research and get fitted, properly

ya im not fucking retarded of course you dont need to have a different pair of boots for each pair of skis you own, i wanted to see if there was a pair of boots ppl would actually reccomend that would go well w/ the thrusters for ex.. this years spk boots but i wasnt really thinking it through since your boots wouldnt necessarily match your skis, other than the basic fact that it would be better to have park boots for park skis and likewise

..end of thread

...NOT!

why be a douche, i admitted its a dumb question and theres no point of keeping the thread alive