Boots?

lange banshee 9s

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also rossi freeride X, XX, or XXX
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for skinny feat, get the raichle flexons. they kick ass.

get some lange boots




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OK, so I custom fit boots as a job....  I fix mistakes that athletes made in buying boots all the time.  Here is how the big mistakes happen....  Your friend who's is better than you rides them, you want two or three seasons out of them, they were a deal, and the worst mistake is made because some pro rides them and you want to be like him/her.   With that said, here is my advice:

Go see a real boot fitter, not a sizer or a guy who bought a dremel and thinks he is a fitter (there are training classes on how and what, and then there is those who are gifted enough to see how the training and real world go together).  Have him/her look at your foot, help you select a good starting point in a shell and then go with the process.  There is much to be considered in selecting a boot.  Can YOU flex it, can it be and/or is it comfortable.   The greatest boot on the market may be the worst for YOU, and the worst boot on the market may be the best for YOU.    So, leave your friends opinions and your ego on the curb and see what up.

Boots are the second most important piece of equipment you take to the hill, your brain being first. 

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If athlete is 8 years old.... I lean at a great boot from Nordica. It used to be called the Spark, now it is called the Hot Rod 60. It's normal 4 buckle design and comfortable without any work on most kid feat. I have one of my daughters in them. The other two are in Nordica race boots as they are racers. They are not real expensive.