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Good freeride / resort boots??

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JavierBC
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Im looking to buy some ski boots for aggressive riders in the resort? Im thinking maybe the full tilt first chair 8 or 10s. Any suggestions?
Sep 19 2019 11:37PM
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Non_State_Actor
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What did your bootfitter recommend?

Seriously, there are broad categories of boots for different purposes but we don't know what your foot looks like anatomically or otherwise. Your best bet is to research the best fitter in your area and have a go.
Sep 19 2019 11:57PM
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BayAreaJerry
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go to a bootfitter for sure, but I love my roxa element 110s. super light and hug my foot good
Sep 20 2019 12:03AM
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davetron78
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Salomon qst 90 is what I use any they hold up great for all mountain powder stuff but are fairly stiff
Sep 20 2019 1:41AM
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-arc-
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11010110Salomon qst 90 is what I use any they hold up great for all mountain powder stuff but are fairly stiff


90 flex isn't anywhere near stiff lol.
Sep 20 2019 2:32AM
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davetron78
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I'm 6ft @145lbs. Suits my needs, there the 2017 iterations
-arc-90 flex isn't anywhere near stiff lol.
Sep 20 2019 2:58AM
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-arc-
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*obligatory bootfitter comment*
Sep 20 2019 5:08AM
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50Kal
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OP I see you shred Whistler . There is a NSer by the name Tom P. Can’t remember his last name.
Hes a bootfiiter in Whistler that a lot of pros go to.
Find him and get fitted, then pitted.

Here
https://www.newschoolers.com/member/tomPietrowski.154780/Profile
Sep 20 2019 10:58AM
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JavierBC
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mystery3What did your bootfitter recommend?

Seriously, there are broad categories of boots for different purposes but we don't know what your foot looks like anatomically or otherwise. Your best bet is to research the best fitter in your area and have a go.


He recommended getting roxa elements and full tilts first chair 6s
Sep 20 2019 1:59PM
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Non_State_Actor
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JavierBCHe recommended getting roxa elements and full tilts first chair 6s


Elements look sick!
https://www.steepandcheap.com/roxa-element-120-ski-boot-mens
Intuition liners, adjustable forward lean...why not go with those and have your fitter work them for you?
Sep 20 2019 2:40PM
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BayAreaJerry
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mystery3Elements look sick!
https://www.steepandcheap.com/roxa-element-120-ski-boot-mens
Intuition liners, adjustable forward lean...why not go with those and have your fitter work them for you?


elements are sick, I recommend booster strap as well
Sep 20 2019 4:05PM
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JAlps
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50KalOP I see you shred Whistler . There is a NSer by the name Tom P. Can’t remember his last name.
Hes a bootfiiter in Whistler that a lot of pros go to.
Find him and get fitted, then pitted.

Here
https://www.newschoolers.com/member/tomPietrowski.154780/Profile


Tom Pietrowski (I probably butchered that name.) He works at Comor in Whis and is a rad bootfitter. Go see him!
Sep 20 2019 8:21PM
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loadedburrito
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I ride the dalbello panterra 120s, they r a bit heavy but they hold up really nice and are really comfortable, there is a pretty good deal on them on evo right now, have heard good things from friends about the first chair 10s as well
Sep 21 2019 4:32PM
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clorox
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The new Lupos with tech fittings and standard shell material look really promising. My Lupo AX's are ridiculously light but I can see a visible mark on the boot toes every time I eject kind of bug me. I smeared some marine tex in the concave gouges in the toes and it actually seems to have helped though. That stuff is durable as hell.
Sep 23 2019 10:43PM
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Noobinstein
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You guys think I'll be doing right choice if I get these https://www.rossignol.com/us/rossignol-alltrack-pro-110-lt-slate-grey-boots-alpine-rbh3030-000-2019-2020.html

I ride all-mountain, and have park pair as well.

Cheers!
Nov 5 2019 2:18PM
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FruitBootPro
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NoobinsteinYou guys think I'll be doing right choice if I get these https://www.rossignol.com/us/rossignol-alltrack-pro-110-lt-slate-grey-boots-alpine-rbh3030-000-2019-2020.html

I ride all-mountain, and have park pair as well.

Cheers!


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If your park pair are Full Tilts just swap out the tongue
Nov 5 2019 2:31PM
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