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Full Tilt Park Boots

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lukashotcher
Posts: 20 - Karma: 77
I was looking for some new boots and I kinda decided to go with a Full Tilt boot but I really don't know which one. The descriptions on their homepage are kinda the same with every boot. I ride mostly park. Does it even matter which one? Which one are you guys recommending? (also still opened for other brands)
Jan 26 2017 11:21AM
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peteythefish
Posts: 226 - Karma: 406
"Your foot chooses the boot."

Any boot will work well as a park boot. Go to your local ski shop and have a boot fitter put you in a boot that will work best for your foot. Happy feet are important for progression.

Ski shops will do everything in their power to ensure the best fit possible!
It's always tragic to see people buy boots that simply don't work with their feet.
Jan 26 2017 11:34AM
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klibs
Posts: 260 - Karma: 182
peteythefish"Your foot chooses the boot."

Any boot will work well as a park boot. Go to your local ski shop and have a boot fitter put you in a boot that will work best for your foot. Happy feet are important for progression.

Ski shops will do everything in their power to ensure the best fit possible!
It's always tragic to see people buy boots that simply don't work with their feet.


+1 go see a boot fitter

buying boots before trying them on is a no-no
Jan 26 2017 2:53PM
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POLO.
Posts: 137 - Karma: 177
Spend the extra money to get the right boot. Having uncomfortable boots is the worst.

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/311248/Guide-On--How-to-Buy-Ski-Boots
Jan 26 2017 7:30PM
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Cole9
Posts: 339 - Karma: 741
peteythefish"Your foot chooses the boot."

Any boot will work well as a park boot. Go to your local ski shop and have a boot fitter put you in a boot that will work best for your foot. Happy feet are important for progression.

Ski shops will do everything in their power to ensure the best fit possible!
It's always tragic to see people buy boots that simply don't work with their feet.

So true I use an At boot and I ski half the time in the park
Jan 26 2017 7:41PM
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*DOG
Posts: 240 - Karma: 468
peteythefish"Your foot chooses the boot."

Any boot will work well as a park boot. Go to your local ski shop and have a boot fitter put you in a boot that will work best for your foot. Happy feet are important for progression.

Ski shops will do everything in their power to ensure the best fit possible!
It's always tragic to see people buy boots that simply don't work with their feet.


I agree, boot fitter 110%
Jan 26 2017 11:35PM
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lukashotcher
Posts: 20 - Karma: 77
peteythefish"Your foot chooses the boot."

Any boot will work well as a park boot. Go to your local ski shop and have a boot fitter put you in a boot that will work best for your foot. Happy feet are important for progression.

Ski shops will do everything in their power to ensure the best fit possible!
It's always tragic to see people buy boots that simply don't work with their feet.


for sure i will do that! i just wanted to get a overview what kind of stuff is out there!
Jan 27 2017 2:09PM
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Deepskier
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It is all about you, your skiing and your foot, however I can say I was not crazy about my full tilts they just were not very substantial for me but if I had to give ya something positive I don't think my feet ever got cold. Still I ride Fischer RC4 110s and am selling a brand new pair of 130s if you want to get a boot that retails for twice of full tilts for almost half the price of a full tilt boot hmu.
Jan 28 2017 9:41PM
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