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2014 Tom Wallisch Pro Model Full Tilt Boot - Size 27

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StompinStraights
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Bought these December 29th, wore them once Dec 30th, and they don't fit my foot properly (even though I had them molded). They have ONE RUN on them, and the shop wouldn't let me return them of course. So here is your chance to save a couple bucks on brand new, quality boots.

Item is located in Alberta, Canada. Willing to ship at your expense. Please, reasonable offers only. I am NOT looking for trades. Money transfers via Paypal or cash in hand only.

Mint, size 27- Currently asking $480 (Canadian). Trying to minimize my losses here.

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I probably forgot to mention something, but message or comment for any details. Cheers.

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Jan 1 2014 9:11PM
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sammuss1
Posts: 31 - Karma: 333
Ill trade you for a pair of spk 85's purchased a month ago, skied 5 times, same size, and ill throw in 100 bucks cash
Jan 2 2014 12:12AM
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sammuss1
Posts: 31 - Karma: 333
Wait sorry, i have 27.5 i think, ill still do the trade though
Jan 2 2014 12:13AM
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GeorgiaJibber
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If you got fitted into that boot, it is most likely the boot for you. If it hurts really bad the first day, that is totally natural since the boot isn't formed or "molded" to your foot yet. Also consider footbeds if you don't already have them.
Jan 2 2014 12:36AM
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StompinStraights
Posts: 136 - Karma: 32
I understand what you're saying, but it wasn't the typical "Ouch, these are tight" or whatever, it was like "I can hardly ski because these hurt so badly." I felt pressure on the side of both feet when I was getting them fitted, but it felt snug and not uncomfortable, but as soon as I skied in them they caused awful pressure points. I think my foot might be slightly too wide? I took a look at footbeds but I think I'll just sell these and stick with the old SPKs I have.
Jan 2 2014 1:52AM
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triss
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my full title hurt me sooooo fucking bad. I bought em before a trip out west and my feet were always so cramped and hurt so fucking bad. It takes like 5 ski days to break em in to where the pair will go away.
Jan 2 2014 7:50AM
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spiderman13
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If it's pressure points, and not all over pain, look into grinds or punches. Can totally change the way it fits. I work as a boot fitter and I just punched these same boots for a kid, and he loves them now
Jan 2 2014 10:16AM
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StompinStraights
Posts: 136 - Karma: 32

5 days? Damn.

I got them punched a bit but they still hurt so much haha. Thanks for the input though guys, I would love to find a buyer, but I'll keep them if I don't.

Jan 2 2014 12:30PM
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ohgoditsdj
Posts: 45 - Karma: 34
bump
Feb 23 2014 11:28PM
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nine50seven
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i hope you still have these!
Mar 23 2014 12:28AM
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smcsweeneyski
Posts: 51 - Karma: 68
Do you still have these? I would love to purchase!
Jan 7 2015 3:12PM
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