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Rossignol SAS FS 1/2

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Fritz_Wetherbee
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I'm looking at the FS 1's on skis.com

http://www.skis.com/mens-ski-boots/c429/rossignol-sas-fs-1-ski-boots-2010-p167238.html?cbar_src=email_click&utm_medium=email&utm_source=barilliance_bronto

Has anyone worn/tried out these guys?

They are pretty goddamn cheap and im sure there is a reason for that. I was reading reviews that said they were hard to get on and off.

Sep 18 2011 4:01PM
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mountainviper
Posts: 1931 - Karma: -3
That's not the biggest issue....from what ive been told the straps and buckles break super easy in the park.....but I've seen that boot for like $149.....you could jus get it as a disposable boot ya know?....
Sep 18 2011 4:37PM
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Fritz_Wetherbee
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Yeah they are 150 right now with a $25 giftcard back. Think its worth it?
Sep 18 2011 4:57PM
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tomPietrowski
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Well its a complete gamble. There is a chance it will fit, there is however a much bigger chance it wont fit. So if you have $150 to potentially waste do it, you may get the best boot ever, but be aware the reality is it proberbly wont fit perfectly and you may end up wasting your money.
Sep 18 2011 5:01PM
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mountainviper
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If I remember correctly they have a version of the intuition liner so it may not be too big a gamble IF you know your correct size and last fit yadda yadda....I'm all for it if your a person of meager means tryin to endure in the sport....but if you can afford to get proper fitted boots go that route for sure.
Sep 18 2011 5:09PM
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