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Help me find new ski boots! 100 to 130 flex!

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.otto.
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hey boys and girls, im looking for some ski boots, the full tilt booters dont cut it any more with there liquid 6 flex.

I have race boots that i use for ripping, but im looking for a stiffer park boot around 100 to 130 flex.

The cheaper the better, I would like some recommendations and possible links to ones currently for sale. my size is 29 to 29.5 ish

price range= 350 MAX! Lower is better

Now your prolly thinking OP is a lazy fuck go find it yourself
yes you are right
but also i have limited knowledge of freestyle boots that are on the market.

So hit me up!
Ill give you karma and a smooch on the cheek

thank you boys and girls
preferred color is black but not necessary
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.otto.
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oh also my feet fit into everything, no irregular arch or width. just "normal" of you could say that about feet 100 mm is ok
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oneill_sean
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I just got Dallbello Kr rampages and theyre dope. Also nordica ace 3 star is a good option
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Wutever
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I ended up getting the Dalbello Kryzma ID boots last season. They're a women's model so I can't speak for the men's boots personally. I really loved mine they have switchable tongues 105-115 (approximately, highest measured flex was 115), and a really awesome shock absorbing sole called Landing Gear, sort of a hard rubber piece. Honestly the foot board made a pretty noticeable difference on harder landings. So I'd assume the men's freeride boots would give you the higher range flex you're looking for without having a race specific boot, worth a look at least.
I absolutely love my Dalbellos but I ended up needing a softer flex and got Full Tilts with a 4 flex for my first season back off a full ACL and meniscus reconstruction...
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onenerdykid
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Before this gets out of hand with random boot recommendations, please read through the intro of this thread: https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/311248/Guide-On--How-to-Buy-Ski-Boots

Your ski boot serves one main goal: to connected you to your binding/ski- it is the mechanical link that actually touches your body. The ideal boot should fit YOU and YOUR needs, not someone else's. It matters 0% what someone else loves and has great success with. You need to find a boot-fitter who will assess your foot & foot shape, ankle flexibility, weight, and arch support needs and then select the best boot option for those factors. If you do that, you will be happy with your ski boot. And that's really it. Don't worry about what works for other people- find what works for you.
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