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Please explain to me the process of softening a boot...
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I'm having issues with my dalbello voodo's..too stiff..really bothering me...AND YES THEY FIT CORRECTLY i'm just not heavy enough
anyways the shop was telling me they can do some boot work on em..grind down some little parts of something and it will soften em up..Can someone please explain to me how this works?
feedback is appreciated
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if they're new wait a bit .. u have to break them in like any shoe or boot
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I've had a good 9 days on em..they were softer when i got em
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Wow. How heavy are you? If you are too light for a 80 flex boot you must weigh like half a pound or something.
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i was gonna say.
if you're like 15 or something, you'll get heavier. so don't do anything. plus you don't want a noodle boot.
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14 years old , 135 lbs., 5 7"
so not too small..I think I should be able to flex the boot
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no thats pretty dang small
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not that small..a lot of kid ridin park these days are my size..the boots aren't designed for really really big adults that would be foolish
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all my friends are the same size or even smaller than me a none of them have issues "flexing" their full tilts or dalbellos
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Haha. I am 14 and 6' 4" 260 pounds. Nice boots though. I hope you can find something that softens em up. Would have gotten a pair if they weren't to soft for me( irony...)
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Haha. I am 14 and 6' 4" 260 pounds. Nice boots though. I hope you can find something that softens em up. Would have gotten a pair if they weren't to soft for me( irony...). I am not trying to sound like a jerk so don't take it that way.
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Dalbellos have small circular hole type things on the sides of their tongues that you can grind down to make it softer. Any shop should easily be able to do this for you.
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haha no you didn't sound rude at all....wow your a big guy ( again not trying to be rude)..ya I mean the boots perform well and and nice and comfy everywhere EXCEPT the shin area because it seriously just doesn't move for me
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Dude, Im 15, 5'4, 130 and I can easily flex my race boots.
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THANK YOU THAT WAS THE ANSWER I WAS LOOKING FOR
K+ FOR YOU SIR
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oh so you're one of those kids..
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yeah dude I had no problem flexing all my other boots...my dalbello rampages were WAY softer..I dont know whats goin on with these boots
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Not trying to be a dick, but your boots are tight when you ski?
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yes..sometimes I ride em too tight..never loose
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Have you checked out different pairs, just to make sure there is nothing wrong with your pair? Because this just sounds strange. I can flex 120 boots just fine at 165 pounds.
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no but i have a friends that rides the same boots..not that much bigger than me..and he has the same problem
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meaning ur big enough to beat his punk ass regardless of the fact that your prolly younger than him..I think that's what he meant
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