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Full tilts?

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prestontholtt
Posts: 48 - Karma: 67
okay, i really want some full tilts but don't know which model is best. I live in the midwest and ski mostly park. I'm 13 years old, 5 feet 1 and like 90 pounds. any suggestions?
Mar 26 2014 6:28PM
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NMMedia
Posts: 982 - Karma: 1,700
Its probably gonna depend mostly on how wide your foot is. Booters are going to be much wider in the foot, whereas dropkicks are narrow. I'd suggest going and trying them on, thats the best way to know whats right
Mar 26 2014 6:48PM
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prestontholtt
Posts: 48 - Karma: 67
i have a narrow foot. i found this years drop kicks for $230.00 so i think I'm gonna get those. thanks tho.

Mar 26 2014 8:02PM
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cheerio
Posts: 1032 - Karma: 3,415
dont make the mistake, try some on and make sure they are purely comfortable before purchasing (try them on) and dont let the price or swag convince you on buying them... comfort>swag
Mar 26 2014 8:47PM
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MontanaMuggin
Posts: 444 - Karma: 1,642
Buy whatever is the steeziest homeboy. I'd recommend getting the biggest size you can find so if you crash your foot will come out of your boot and you won't get hurt. Boom swag
Mar 26 2014 8:53PM
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prestontholtt
Posts: 48 - Karma: 67
got um 9 sizes big... Boom swag
Mar 26 2014 8:54PM
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*xSTEEZE_KINGx*
Posts: 23 - Karma: 49
drop kicks are dope
Mar 27 2014 12:27AM
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S.J.W
Posts: 7609 - Karma: 31,185
You have got to be kidding me, get them fucking fitted at the shop to see what boit is best for you, you may find nordica boots are the best for your foot... don't try and look steezy because if a boot doesn't fit you'll get evenworse shin and toe bang
Mar 27 2014 3:27AM
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tomPietrowski
Posts: 7142 - Karma: 17,428
Never buy boots online. You will still need to have them fitted in a shop and seeing how you did not buy them in the shop they can charge you quite a bit to fit them. Also if they happen to be the wrong size or fit there is nothing you can do. Whereas buy in a shop you should get a garentee meaning you can swap the boots if they are not working.

Overal go get fitted up in a shop.
Mar 27 2014 5:20AM
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prestontholtt
Posts: 48 - Karma: 67
I obviously see where you are coming from with the whole shop fitted idea, but i live in Illinois with like 1 good ski shop across 4 states. I found a place with free returns so that's nice.
Mar 27 2014 5:30PM
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skier58284
Posts: 1705 - Karma: 5,365
Go to a bootfitter. Good boots are the most important piece of equipment you can get. Don't get Full Tilts just because they're popular, get them IF they work for you. If you have wide feet, you won't be comfortable in Full Tilts.
Mar 27 2014 10:31PM
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tomPietrowski
Posts: 7142 - Karma: 17,428
Then wait untill you can make a trip to a shop. Really you can not get a boot online. You can't fit them so there is simply no point spending money on good boots that you can't get fitted.

It really is worth waiting untill you can get fitted
Mar 28 2014 4:21AM
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eflip
Posts: 39 - Karma: 191
troll thread?
Mar 28 2014 9:06AM
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MitchT
Posts: 560 - Karma: 4,095
Just buy used boots, 3 sizes too big so they fit, and always full tilts cause then you can get sponsored.s
Mar 28 2014 12:16PM
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freeski1620
Posts: 5670 - Karma: 1,718
Good luck returning them after you ski in them or fit them.

Unless you got them from Backcountry. ) Fucks are given by them. They wont give you your money back though.
Mar 28 2014 1:16PM
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-RB-
Posts: 1221 - Karma: 925
well there lies your problem
Mar 28 2014 4:13PM
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