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Is there much difference between models of Full Tilts?

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.tomskis
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Is there that much difference between difference Full Tilt models? A quick review of the Full Tilt website reveals that they all have a last of 99mm, except for the Booter (102mm), and the flex - which can be completely changed for any of the boots anyway. Is there any other real differences, in terms of shell and liner, between the different models? Or is it just different aesthetic designs with different boots?
May 14 2014 12:48AM
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tomPietrowski
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Of the 99mm fit full tilt use 2 differnt shells. The Seth and wallisch use the soul shell which is an update to the classic to add replaceable heel and toes and change the shape of the toe box.

Other differences ces include buckle typE, and liner used. The boot board changes too. So although they are similar they are still slightly differnt. But they are atill really only one fit and you should still consider boots from other brands against them when you go get fitted
May 14 2014 3:22AM
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.tomskis
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Great answer, exactly what I was looking for. K+ headed your way
May 14 2014 10:31AM
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Brocka_Flocka
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Who cares? They all break and preform like shit anyways.
May 14 2014 1:11PM
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b-kul
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Huck_E_CheeseWho cares? They all break and preform like shit anyways.


sacrilege!
May 14 2014 1:31PM
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Stadtski
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Drop kicks are narrow fit, booters are wide. Besides that they come with different tongues. Seths come generally stiffer than twalls which are stiffer than classics which are stiffer than b &e's. You obviously can buy new tongues though. But yeah the previous responses covered everything else.
May 15 2014 9:51AM
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Spiri7o
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Rosa_ParkDrop kicks are narrow fit, booters are wide. Besides that they come with different tongues. Seths come generally stiffer than twalls which are stiffer than classics which are stiffer than b &e's. You obviously can buy new tongues though. But yeah the previous responses covered everything else.


the t walls are that much stiffer?

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May 15 2014 12:04PM
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Spiri7o
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Snowflake222the t walls are that much stiffer?

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wow my bad seriously didn't realize I was in Gear Talk. Sorry OP +K
May 15 2014 12:05PM
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