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chopperrzzzz
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My 18/19 dalbello liners feel insanely uncomfortable. I haven't ridden in them yet or molded them, just put them on a bunch this summer trying to break them in. But after about 45 mins in the boots the liners pressure on the side of my calf's hurts too much to keep them on. My legs are skinny as fuck, and there's still a bit of a gap on the front of my shin as I like it so it's not a matter of them being too small/tight. Has anyone else had a problem like this with these boots? Thinking about trading / selling them and going back to full tilts if I can't remedy this.
Oct 14 2019 3:27PM
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skierman
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No, I don't think anyone in the history of skiing has found their ski boots uncomfortable, especially while wearing them for the very first time without any work done to them................................... must be manufacturer defect, bro.
Oct 14 2019 4:36PM
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chopperrzzzz
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skiermanNo, I don't think anyone in the history of skiing has found their ski boots uncomfortable, especially while wearing them for the very first time without any work done to them................................... must be manufacturer defect, bro.


no i really don't think I've met anybody who cant even be clipped into their boots for an hour without not being able to put weight on their leg. like i said I've been breaking them in for 5 months now and nothing has changed. you can suck my dick if you have no real contribution bud
Oct 14 2019 4:53PM
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Non_State_Actor
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chopperrzzzzMy 18/19 dalbello liners feel insanely uncomfortable. I haven't ridden in them yet or molded them, just put them on a bunch this summer trying to break them in. But after about 45 mins in the boots the liners pressure on the side of my calf's hurts too much to keep them on. My legs are skinny as fuck, and there's still a bit of a gap on the front of my shin as I like it so it's not a matter of them being too small/tight. Has anyone else had a problem like this with these boots? Thinking about trading / selling them and going back to full tilts if I can't remedy this.


chopperrzzzzno i really don't think I've met anybody who cant even be clipped into their boots for an hour without not being able to put weight on their leg. like i said I've been breaking them in for 5 months now and nothing has changed. you can suck my dick if you have no real contribution bud


These are questions for your bootfitter. This is why bootfitters exist.

Did you try them on before you bought them or just order online?

Why did you choose the IL Moro?
Oct 14 2019 5:41PM
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skierman
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mystery3These are questions for your bootfitter. This is why bootfitters exist.

Did you try them on before you bought them or just order online?

Why did you choose the IL Moro?


BECUZ THEY LOOK KEWL!
Oct 14 2019 5:52PM
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chopperrzzzz
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Yeah I got fitted for them at a boot shop and they felt fine trying them on, fit my feet shape correctly it's just that pressure point on my calf is unreal. I didn't end up buying from the store specifically because they were wayyyy cheaper online. I was gonna ask the fitter when I go get them molded but just haven't gotten around to making it back there yet.
mystery3These are questions for your bootfitter. This is why bootfitters exist.

Did you try them on before you bought them or just order online?

Why did you choose the IL Moro?
Oct 14 2019 5:57PM
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