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Salomon boot replacement.

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frickindarn
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Hey guys! I figure the answer is no but I blew my SPK 85s out some fucking how lol. Is there an easy way to contact Salomon and try to get either a replacement or a discount to get a new pair? I appreciate any help you may be able to give me!
6 years ago
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ReturnToMonkey
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Fuck dude that sucks. Where did you get them? If it was online, check out what the website says. If in a shop, talk to the shop guys see if they can do something for you or help you contact Salomon. Good luck man
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frickindarn
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ZiggyZagSkzzFuck dude that sucks. Where did you get them? If it was online, check out what the website says. If in a shop, talk to the shop guys see if they can do something for you or help you contact Salomon. Good luck man


I snagged em from EVO a few years so I’ll send them an email! Thanks for the quick advice homie!!
6 years ago
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skiguy04
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They look more than a few years old, no warranty for you - that’s just what happens to plastic
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frickindarn
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skiguy04They look more than a few years old, no warranty for you - that’s just what happens to plastic


I bought em 2 years ago lol.
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skiguy04
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frickindarnI bought em 2 years ago lol.


True maybe look for a used pair online and use the liners you have with those : will always have an extra set of dry liners

And tbh good job riding your boots hard - cracking those like that is a badge of honour really
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.squirrely.
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Its an 85 flex, basically a tiny step up from a rental boot. If you weigh more than 100 pounds and ski even just a little aggressively that is way too soft of a boot wouldn't bother trying to replace it. Go for at least a 100-110 flex the boot will be much tougher plastic and hold up to your skiing
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