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Dalbello Panterra 100

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Lus146
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Got a pro form for Dalbello boots from the shop I work at and I really wanted Voodoo's but they're sold out. I really need new boots this year and I was thinking the Panterra 100 might be a good boot. I do a little park but mostly I ski around the mountain and find little features that I can hit as I go. I don't know if the boot is good in the park or not so do any of you have information on it? (I tried the il moro but I didn't like it because permanent shin splints.)
Nov 19 2015 9:31PM
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DBack1321
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Can you try them on before you commit? And what is a "park boot"?
Nov 19 2015 10:01PM
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Squirrel_Murphy
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Personally I would get any of these before the Panterra but that's me: Rampage, IL MORO, LUPO, Blender. It's all about fit though and try to get any of these with the ID liner if you can.
Nov 19 2015 11:07PM
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SFBv420.0
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ya know if your being bestowed proform
a simple knowledge of the companies products
or the ability to find this info would be a good start
i bet the dabello rep would be a better place to ask
Nov 20 2015 8:39AM
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KravtZ
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Dalbello boots personally fit my feet great most of the time. Love them. That being said...i would never buy a "park" boot ever again.

WAY to soft for any form of skiing outside of the park. You lose so much from how soft they are.
Nov 20 2015 8:41AM
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skidemon22
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i def wouldn't consider the pan terra line a park boot though....
OP, i have this years pan terra 120 (non ID liner) and its pretty money, I got a few days in them last season and they were sweet
Nov 20 2015 12:49PM
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