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Full Tilt Boots

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Jesper89
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Hi NS!
Last year I banged thrue park with my Dalbello Rampage boot, which ended out smashing my shinbones to dust, so this year I'm going FullTilt.
My problem is that I just cant figure out which boot to go with.
I think the drop kick will be perfect because of the low flex, but then againg the Hot Dogger seems like a better boot, but with higher flex, and that is the only difference that seems to be between these two.
But you can change the flex, so they are same on the Hot Dogger - but what is the difference? Can anybody help me here?

I was also looking for a link where you buy FullTilt last seasons boot, so if anybody knows, please let me know :-)

Thank u!
Sep 3 2011 3:21AM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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well you know ful tilts aren't going to fix that. rampages and full tilts are both 3 piece so you"re not really changing anything except maybe the tongue stiffness and the buckle type. And last I recall trying, rampages are pretty soft, personally I have il moros but I did try the rampages and they were soft. You're issue is probably with fit, the way you're buckling your boots, or landing badly. can your shin move around in the top of the cuff area.
Sep 3 2011 11:30AM
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tomPietrowski
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Yeah I agree with the above comment, dont just buy a FT boot hoping it will stop your issues. You need to find out what is causing the issue, and dont just say the boot. Is the instep to high, is the boot to big, is your foot pronating in the boot, is the calf to big? you need somebody to work out why your current boots hurt, once you know this its usally pretty easy to sort out. But like I say dont just buy a FT boot hoping it will magically fit you better. Get fitted correctly by a good fitter and your feet will be happy even if there in a race boot.
Sep 3 2011 2:52PM
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FullTiltBoots
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check in with a FT dealer near you for the facts and to see if thy're right for your feet. thanks!
Sep 12 2011 2:05PM
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