Park skiing boots.... Are they really worth the cost?

I recently purchased a pair of full tilts which Is a boot I've been riding for 3 seasons now. They where to big and in result I got toe and shin bang very badly.... After those I bought a pair of dellbellos which where too small. I was confused because I bought my exact size of a 27.0, but these boots DID NOT FIT!!! I'm now currently in 3 valleys in France and couldn't ride either boot due to pain. I decided to go the quickest route and get rentals. I was very impressed buy these head boots giving a better performance then either boot even when they did fit..... I later talked to my dad who told me "full tilt" was just an old mold of a boot he used to ride back in the 80's and no one bought them... Later after the company crashed they where bought out by the new and improved full tilt (but not really) All these freestyle boots jump to the same pattern of the 3 piece design. And frankly it's all a bunch of bs...these company's came and put cool colors on an old boot, got pros to ride them and that gives them the right to classify them as a "freestyle boot"? After riding both of the big company boots the tom w hot dogger and the t hall ill Moro they are just older model boots with a high price tag. Why spend 650$ for fts when you can buy a head boot for 200 that will perform the same way if not better. Thanks for reading one love