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Are Full Tilts worth it?

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Chvf
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Mar 7 2015 7:40PM
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morillevallieres
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Depends on what type of ski you're going to do. You pay for full tilts, you have to ride park, only park. I skied them in powder and didnt like it at all. But for park, very nice, the price worth it. And like everything you can find a good deal.
Mar 7 2015 8:37PM
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Park_Mho
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morillevallieresDepends on what type of ski you're going to do. You pay for full tilts, you have to ride park, only park. I skied them in powder and didnt like it at all. But for park, very nice, the price worth it. And like everything you can find a good deal.

What kind of bs is that. Are you implying that you have to changd boots in order to ski pow? Op, dont listen. Just get any boots that fit and dont fall into the marketing of the boots. Its only worth it if they fit. If not, it will only cause pain and discomfort.



Mar 7 2015 8:47PM
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casey_cope
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morillevallieresDepends on what type of ski you're going to do. You pay for full tilts, you have to ride park, only park. I skied them in powder and didnt like it at all. But for park, very nice, the price worth it. And like everything you can find a good deal.


Get two different tongues? I think full tilts are pretty swell. Reduces shin bang a lot, they're easy to put on, and they're comfortable. But I mean, Go to a boot fitter. they'll tell you what boots are for you and then you can find them cheap somewhere
Mar 7 2015 8:57PM
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veng_m
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no, go to a bootfitter my man
Mar 7 2015 9:24PM
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Chvf
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hmm, ok. Thanks for the help, next time I buy I will go to a boot fitter.
Mar 7 2015 9:49PM
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Pac2
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To be honest I went to a boot fitter and my foot is more of a slim one and they said that full Tilts fit better on slimmer feet. So far they ski great I haven't had any problems with them. But the other boot that I was so close to buying were Nordicas I'm not sure what model but a freeskiing one and they felt great. When I tried dalbello I hated them. So it really all depends on what you like and how it fits your foot.
Mar 7 2015 10:29PM
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brett_fisher
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uh ya
Mar 7 2015 11:06PM
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Negromancer
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Well do they fit?
If the answer is yes then they are worth it.
If the answer is no then then they are not worth it.
If the answer I don't know I was just going to buy them online without trying any other boots on or going to see a boot fitter then you are a very silly man and should go to a good boot fitter and get educated.
Mar 7 2015 11:34PM
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funkynuggz
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jus go buy a pair and you should get your answer.
Mar 8 2015 7:00PM
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Krampus
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I love my Dalbellos. Will my next pair be Full Tilts? Maybe, maybe not. Won't know til I get my feet in them.

If the boot fits, wear it.
Mar 8 2015 10:29PM
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