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CatdickBojanglesYou know who would know? And also help a lot? And fix any issues you have? And maybe make you a better skier? Or at least more comfortable? A boot fitter. Go see one.
ManskimacWouldn’t of posted this thread without Already seeing a boot fitter I want my boots way tighter boot fitters aren’t gods
CatdickBojanglesThen go back to your bootfitter and tell them you want your boots tighter. Dropping a size does not guarantee a tighter fit except in the length.
ManskimacWas in a different state when I saw the boot fitter because they are rare in my area so going back may not be an option
CatdickBojanglesStart with shorter cables way cheaper than new boots.
ManskimacWouldn’t of posted this thread without Already seeing a boot fitter I want my boots way tighter boot fitters aren’t gods
ManskimacMy boots are currently more of a comfort fit riding a 25.5 drop kick pro I want to move down to a 24.5 but can’t find any in a 24.5 any other brands that fit similar to ft or maybe a little tighter
JuviticusReal bootfitter here. If you're looking for mens boots in that size you probably won't find anything anywhere, particularly this time of year. Essentially what are the problems you're having? Toe bang? Shin bang? Heel Lift? Side to side movement?
ManskimacIt’s honestly a good fit I just have a preference of really tight might buy one shims/buckles to make things a little tighter
