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Spk Kaos vs Tecnica agent (help)

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dashiznit
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Which boot is comfier, warm, good shock absorption, no shin bang. Or which is just better over all. Also if you have had any expierence comment. I have tried on the agents before but not the spk. thanks.
Sep 7 2009 2:57PM
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KennyC
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what spks are you thinking of?
Sep 7 2009 3:13PM
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KennyC
Posts: 1922 - Karma: 46
sorry not spks i ment what agents are you looking at?
Sep 7 2009 3:14PM
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dashiznit
Posts: 14 - Karma: 10
http://www.rei.com/product/790704 http://www.rei.com/product/773587

Sep 7 2009 3:43PM
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Zerofallen
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I'm using Tecnica Agent 100s and absolutely love them...

But I have to say those 90s look fucking sick. :) Besides that I know next to nothing as my experience is only with the 100s.
Sep 11 2009 2:01AM
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Ben.
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the one that has no shinbang is the see a fucking bootfitter agent. sorry but seriously. no one, and i mean no one, can find you a boot over the internet. your shins and feet will hate you if you try. get your ass in a shop, and let them find one that fits your foot.
Sep 11 2009 2:22AM
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KennyC
Posts: 1922 - Karma: 46
i have the agent 80s and i love them. mine feel a little stiffer than a 80 flex in nordica terms. id say the agents fosho. they'll last longer there warmer. get the agents no questions asked. and to ^^^that guy i go to the shop find the size thats right for me than i order them because they are cheaper.
Sep 11 2009 9:43AM
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Ben.
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i mean, kind of a dick move. if the shop is going to take the time to size you and fit you, give them your business. if you dont, there wont be shops there to fit you in the first place.
Sep 11 2009 1:01PM
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Luc.
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threads like this make 0 sense.

go to the shop and try them on, with a bootfitter near by if you dont know what to look for when buying/trying on a boot.

if no one there has the time of day to give you a hand, look elsewhere they are not worth your time, becasue if and when you have any issues they sure as hell arent going to fix them if they wont give you a boot fit.
Sep 11 2009 1:59PM
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