Dalbello vs. Full Tilt vs. SPK

GO TO A BOOTFITTER. Don't just buy them because they are a "park boot". Plus those all have very different fits, do there is no possible way that those all would fit you

Ohhh boy. ^this. And lol how you think the number of buckles matter in that way

full tilts are like the slippers of ski boots. i got a pair of bumble bee's and i love them

^ they will only be like slippers if they fit you. I have a wide foot so there like putting my foot in a vice.

If I had a dollar for every time I saw this thread...

hahaha, im guessing you literally went online and sesrched park boots and just chose your fav 3 colours?

if only.

i smhed so hard at those 4 boot choices. The dalbello and spks are for wider feet and the full tilts are for narrower feet. Just go to a boot fitter or even find a foot measureing device and see how wide your foot is so you can narrow down all of those choices.

il moros aren't for wide feet, i'm pretty sure they have a fairly low volume... i do have some.

lol my bootfitter said i had wide feet and i tried some moros and they fit fine

SPK's are for wide feet, FT's for medium, Il Moro's fit slim feet. I went to a boot fitter and he said the Il Moros fitted my feet very well. I bought them then and there and they are amazing.
Go to a bootfitter. There's a reason why everyone says this.

And you don't help him much with this post.

The il moro has a 98mm last. However I don't know how that stacks up compared to other 98mm's but at least on paper it's the same width as the majority of FT's. The SPK/Pro have  102mm last.

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What fits you right>Anything else.

Just like everyone else said, get fitted.

HOWEVER
If you just consider the construction of the boots then that is a completely different discussion. Although the answer "the one that fits" is accurate, there is more that goes into it--as custom shell/liner tech has improved and is quite helpful in many cases, meaning that you can potentially choose between a wider variety of models that will actually fit (Ex. I ride SPK's but apparently I have a thin foot. They fit quite snugly.).

So, disregarding fit, only looking at design, here's what I think.

My first pick would be the SPK. They are super light (the lightest I have ever worn), a good medium 110 flex, and have all the comfort in the gel toes, heels, calfs and shins. I have never once had shin or toe bang in these boots.

-A similar boot to the SPK is the Nordica Ace of Spades. Even though you didn't list it, it has similar comfort pieces in the toe and heel. Just thought I would make a note of it.

I don't know too much about the FT or Dalbello, but from what I have heard, I would rather go with a FT: they seem to fit very snugly, and the ability to choose the amount of flex in the different tongues adds that extra degree of customizability (if that's a real word) that makes this boot appealing. They are also apparently very light. Plus Tom Wallisch wears them, so you know they'll make you do pretzels and dubs all the time.

The dalbello seems like a very solid boot, but like I said, I don't know too much about it, only that it is quite a bit heavier than the SPK, FT, and Ace of Spades.

And of course whatever boot you pick needs to fit (or at least be close so you can get the shell/liner molded). Hope that helps.

most boots will have a 98 mm for a "park boot" my full tilts are comfy buti get pretty bad shin bang with the booters on bigger jumps. go to not just a boot fitter but a good boot fitter. i made that mistake. that being said you have boots that fit and work. just use those

It's really all relative though. Coming from race boots or hefty freeride boots, all of the above are pretty light boots. Plus I'd rather take the increased durability that often comes with a heavier product, as is often stated with bindings and really how light do they need to be haha.

go to a boot fitter. But I really dont know about the spk. But with the boot fitter, dalbello's fit my foot horribly, but full tilts were perfect on me. especially the drop kick so I got it... not because it is a good boot, but because they fit. Im sure all these boots will perform well if they fit you good.

Good point. Although Ive never heard of boots breaking, I'm sure it has happened. But yes, weight isn't THE deciding factor.

like everybody else said, bootfitte. but heres what i know. i have wide feet. il moro was to slim. so i got the dalbello boss. just for fun yesterday i went to a fitter in breck to try the doggers. way to slim and hurt just flexing them. i didnt try the booters, but the boot fitter said they would work better. hope it helps but make sure to go to a good boot fitter and not just a play it again sports or something

unrelated but i have never seen a donator with such little posts

^^ haha yea i get on a ton i just post very little

Out of those I would say drop kicks but you should go to a boot-fitter.