new boots?

i like tecnicas alot...I have the Rival X7 and they've never given me any trouble. If you have a narrow foot, I'd probably say lange boots. But It's all on preference I guess. My suggestion would be to go to a ski specific shop and try on boots, because they generally know what they're talking about when they fit you (fit is extremely important). The people in the shop will be able to tell you if the boot fits right, and if you buy it there, they'll probably fix any problems you have with it. If the price in the ski shop is too high, then remember which boot you liked, then buy it somewhere else.



-Sara

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absolutely, go to a ski shop and try lots of different ones on. Different boots and different brands all fit differently and its important you find some that are super comfortable. aching feet suck.





wow good observation! You are officaily the new ns genious. You can pick up your award after I shove it up your ass. - Phrosty

I love my nordica wave 12s. But I know they are a wide boot, so I'm guessing a more femine foot would be looking for a thinner fit. I've heard Salomon give quite a good fit, and the 1080 boots get good review after good review. Just try a bunch of boots on, at a decent shop (like was said above) and base your decision on fit. I like my flex to be around 80-90 so maybe take that into account as well. Maybe look at women specific boots, most manufacturers have quite an extensive range of boots for women.
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cool thanks