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Is 315$ for full tilt drop kicks a good price?

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Nate_Doggg
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Is there anywhere where you have seen them for cheaper ( local companies websites, etc. )
Mar 25 2012 9:45PM
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Pigeon.
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good price i have seen them for cheaper on NS but it's pretty hard to find your size
Mar 29 2012 2:13PM
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[inspired]
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just got them from cole sport in park city for 265+tax.
Mar 29 2012 2:23PM
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Dr.Gonzo
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drop kicks are usually between $400 and $450, so i would say go for it, sound like a pretty good deal.
Mar 29 2012 3:02PM
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Aiden-P
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315 isnt bad, there is better right now. ive seen brand new selling for 250$ online.. if your willing to wait a while (possible to the end of your season.) bt try to buy them at a boot fitters. Full tilts are so much better when they're heat molded.

Mar 29 2012 5:24PM
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penguin_steeze
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Saw a pair for $250 on Ebay in 28.5
Mar 29 2012 5:25PM
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redbull247
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If there brand new the yeah thats a good price, if there used, I've seen cheaper out there!
Mar 29 2012 5:57PM
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tomPietrowski
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If its in a shop and your going to get them fitted for free, its not a bad price.

If its online, that price will rise when you have them fitted.
Mar 29 2012 7:55PM
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redbull247
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but with the new insoles of the boot, it morphs to you foot from the heat of using the boot which is sick! I have the Hot Doggers
Mar 29 2012 9:40PM
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tomPietrowski
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^ I think you r a little confused. The liner will slowly form to your foot like any other heat mold liner would. You can speed this up by getting it Heat Molded. Also the liner will not correct alignment issues so you will still need the boot fitting.
Mar 30 2012 12:51AM
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vault.
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You could wait for next season and get them at a even further reduced price, because of the higher demand for next year's models.

Mar 30 2012 2:08AM
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Skiingsnow
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depends on if you're down to buy boots with plastic buckles
Mar 30 2012 2:30AM
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redbull247
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100% agree, but intuition liners is a liner that a lot of the time you really don't need to get custom molded to your foot. It's such a comfy, solid insole in general, hands down!
Mar 30 2012 5:59PM
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ballsofsteeze
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first of all, full tilts have no insole whatsoever. they have a rubber or plastic boot board and the heat molding liners, but no insole. i bought used dropkicks that weren't heat molded and i didn't mold them either, and i've had pretty good luck. however, i've heard that molding is the only way to get the liner to fill in small spaces between your foot and the liner. they will pack out to your foot shape no matter what, but heat molding is much more...accurate?

hope that makes sense. heat molding is definitely superior to letiting them mold just by riding them. if you buy online, you're going to have to pay extra to get them molded, so its up to you.
Apr 1 2012 10:02AM
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Stope.Neeze
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i got mine for $230 which originally ended up to be $280 after shipping and all on shoptask.com they were having a 50% off sale but i had to ship them to somone in canada first they are all out now though : /
Apr 1 2012 4:42PM
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Big_Cat
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I have a pair I would sell. What size are you? Pm me
Apr 6 2012 1:02AM
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