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Eric_D
Posts: 1562 - Karma: 79
i ski more pow then park but do love rails jumps ect. would the classic be a good choice?
Jul 12 2009 7:35PM
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Jballz
Posts: 1638 - Karma: 79
if they fit go with the konflicts they have the rubber boot board and it has a stiffer tongue better for powder
Jul 12 2009 7:45PM
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Eric_D
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yea. but i also ski some park. will they be alright for that?
Jul 12 2009 7:48PM
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FullTiltBoots
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Classic would be a good choice... medium (#6) flex with the shock absorbing boot board. If you want burlier buckles and some design in your boot a comparable boot would be the Konflict.
Jul 12 2009 7:54PM
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Eric_D
Posts: 1562 - Karma: 79
alright thanks!
Jul 12 2009 8:05PM
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iFail
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get Konflits if they fit and use the stiffer tongue, or get some old FT model and buy a stiffer tongue(8 9 or 10).  For real skiing soft boots suck, and for park the only reason to use a soft boot is that it is forgiving...which IMO teaches people bad form.  I have Solly Falcon CS Pros flex rated 120(stiffer than about any other brands 120, and stiffer than a Lange 135) and I put on boosters, which make them even stiffer.  Stiff boots destroy crud and charge better and have better control of the ski, giving you more "power".  If one FT doesn't fit non will, so go with another brand if they do not fit.
Jul 12 2009 8:09PM
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loveyoursneakers
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Get a stiffer Boot.
Say the Konflict.
Jul 12 2009 8:53PM
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.peter
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Just get what feels comfortable.
There's nothing worse than an uncomfortable boot.
But if you like them the classic is probably a good fit.
Jul 13 2009 12:23AM
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