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Sherlock_Holmes
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I want to purchase a pair of FT hot doggers, I wear about a 13 street shoe, but really i'm a 12.5. the size 30 is the only pair i can find online, and i dont have any access to shops that carry them to try them on. I'm thinking if I purchase a size 30 (size 12), they'll fit, because from what i've read the intuition liner really adapts to the foot, therefore it would actually fit.. any body have any real world advice about what i should do?

Oct 6 2011 3:57PM
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SteezoSaurus
Posts: 2630 - Karma: 2,670
Go to your local shred shop and try some one. That will be the only way to know for sure wether or not that will work.
Oct 6 2011 3:58PM
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Sherlock_Holmes
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:(


i guess i tried as hard as i could
Oct 6 2011 4:20PM
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Lapander
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Well I think you can always send them back if they are to small or big. I'd say go for 1size bigger and do you have wide or narrow foot? Since most of Full Tilt's boots are made for narrow feet but that ''Booter'' is made for wider feet and still has that heat moldable liner. Go for Full Tilt's since I tried my friends ones and they fit perfectly and they were new ones and after you mold em' I think they're super comfy! And yes my friends one were one size bigger than my street shoe!
Oct 6 2011 4:26PM
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Pipe_Munky
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you, just stop!


Why do you need Full Tilts? ...because of the hype? Seriously, buy what you have access to and can have properly fitted to your feet.

Ski boots are the most important piece of your equipment and if you're buying a boot because it's over hyped (like a lot of kids), you'e going to be in for a world of hurt.
Oct 6 2011 5:09PM
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DADDYlongLEGS
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I usually size down for ski boots but you really need to try them on, there is still width to consider
Oct 6 2011 5:22PM
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Lapander
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Well I don't have Full Tilts and I am thinking of choosing Dalbellos. Since Full Tilts just fit my feet so?
But I think of gonig for Dalbellos since they fit my feet even more better than FT's so I am not a fucknig hype whore I just fucking wan't equptment what will last and fit and feel good. So any problems with this my sir? I'f SPK's would fit my feet I would get them since they are the cheapest and pretty good boots to. But what can I do they jsut feel to wide.
Oct 9 2011 8:37AM
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Thick.Black.Gurl
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No, such bad advice. Sizing one size up because there narrow so they will fit your feet?, wtf! No!, thats how you get shin bang, black toe nails, and a whole list of problems. And since you dont own full tilts, you would not have the experience of knowing if there confy. To OP, ok, I know you say you dont have axcess to a shop. But really take the drive and do it. You dont have to buy from the shop, just get your feet fitted and you can buy online, but its kinda fucked up to the shop. I had to do this because my shop only has the new 2012 gear, not paying $700 for "this years" gear. And if you really have no axcess to a shop which I doubt, you need to measure the width of your foot and length, and look for boots on the measurements of your foot. But that is not a good way to go, hope this helped
Oct 9 2011 12:06PM
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Lapander
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No I didn't say ''size up coze they're narrow'' I just said that coz that's what was what I felt like I had 28street shoe and my friends boots were 28,5 and they fit perfectly so thats why I said one size up.. No shinbang or moving feet or nailing my toes . I just tested my friends ones for few tiems and I am getting Full tilt's or Dalbellos this winter. Yes I wrote that when I was tired so I will try to make explenation for what I've wrote. I am sorry for my bad english.
Oct 9 2011 12:27PM
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