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Full Tilt Sizing

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Mr.O
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So like the title says Im looking at getting some Full Tilt's most likely the Booters or maybe the Bumble Bees. And im still curious on the sizing, because I wear a 29 in last years SPK Kreations and think they work great, but Im just not sure what size I would be in a FT boot. I wear a shoe size of 11 if that helps.
Dec 10 2008 10:13AM
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Balto
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ok, you really should search bar, if you like the fit of the spks, YOU WILL NOT FIT IN FULL TILTS! they are the narrowest boots on the market.
Dec 10 2008 11:08AM
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hedgehog
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yea man defintiely you wont fit in both. im lucky i can fit in full tilts.
Dec 10 2008 11:10AM
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Mr.O
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Im saying they fit fine Im not saying I have a wide foot.
Dec 10 2008 11:56AM
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Mr.O
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Forgot to ask too, if I do go to a boot fitter and they dont have full tilts to fit me on, what is a good boot that can be used in comparison?
Dec 10 2008 12:25PM
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wynnyk
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Dalbello Krypton Series
Dec 10 2008 12:29PM
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Mr.O
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Thanks first person that actually helped me. ++k
Dec 10 2008 12:30PM
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VTtreeskier
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Im gonna need new boots next year, i was hoping the dalbello rampages i got last year would be right for my foot and at first they were real comfortable but once they packed out they were just too big for my feet, my toe nails fell off last year, are already going this year, and if its cold out my feet are numb as the end of the day. So if i have real long feet that are ridiculously narrow with very low volume should full tilts fit my feet properly?
Dec 10 2008 1:12PM
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hedgehog
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i had the rampages, they got real sloppy after a while, and on very cold days my feet would be extremely cold. i wear the flexon type boot now and my boots steam when i take them off at the end of the day.
Dec 10 2008 2:22PM
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DirtyMick
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I have the same type of feet, narrow and long, and so far I love my Full Tilt Konflicts.
Dec 10 2008 2:25PM
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HeartBeatFaster
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Same story. They are sweet IF they fit
Dec 10 2008 2:40PM
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hedgehog
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if you're a 29 im guessing you have huge and are probably a bigger fellow. the booters are the softest boots and i think they'd be downright mushy for you. im 160 and i wouldnt want boots that soft.
Dec 10 2008 5:15PM
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DirtyMick
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It's the tongues that make them stiff or soft if I'm not mistaken. Just buy stiffer tongues IMO. I have 8's and 4's.
Dec 10 2008 5:33PM
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hedgehog
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the liner is softer too. ive had a few chats with full tilt techs this week on the phone they explained it to me.
Dec 10 2008 5:40PM
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DirtyMick
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Oh word. Forgot about that part.  Liner is Sooooooooo warm too. Makes my feet sweat.
Dec 10 2008 5:47PM
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Mr.O
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I weight all oft 175 if thats what you consider bigger, and my shoe size is 11 so idk if thats huge to you. But I also said I was looking at the Bumble Bee Pro's
Dec 10 2008 5:48PM
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