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dkelsMy personal opinion is that adding a booster strap to a boot (even if it’s one with the extra layers of rubber) won’t increase the stiffness of the boot. It will however provide a more secure feeling to your lower leg, hep reduce shinbang, and provide better energy transfer. Aside from a footbed, I think it’s the next best upgrade you can get for a ski boot. I highly recommend checking out Patriot footbed’s tru straps 2.0 for slightly better liner+shell cinching than your traditional booster strap, or the atomic one previously mentioned (a bit more expensive)
adurhamIf I think that my boots are too soft for me, should I consider getting booster straps to make them 'stiffer'?
adurhamIf I think that my boots are too soft for me, should I consider getting booster straps to make them 'stiffer'?
EverchangerSometimes people mistake have a soft boot for a loose boot so if you think that fits your bill it may help but I don't think it could hurt to try them either way I'm about to pick some up to help me with my shin pain boots fit good around my foot but I got a bit of room in the shin area hoping they help with that.
Phatboy64Get the Atomic Dual Strap. Have been a booster fan boy but these rock
onenerdykidBlister's Instagram recently teased a shoot out between the Atomic Professional Dual Strap vs. Booster Strap.
Get your popcorn.
skeirmanHoly sentence Batman.
dkelsMy personal opinion is that adding a booster strap to a boot (even if it’s one with the extra layers of rubber) won’t increase the stiffness of the boot. It will however provide a more secure feeling to your lower leg, hep reduce shinbang, and provide better energy transfer. Aside from a footbed, I think it’s the next best upgrade you can get for a ski boot. I highly recommend checking out Patriot footbed’s tru straps 2.0 for slightly better liner+shell cinching than your traditional booster strap, or the atomic one previously mentioned (a bit more expensive)