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Don_KedicChange the forward tilt setting on those bad boys. I have the same boots and was wondering why i felt like i didnt have any control. Always felt flat footed, then when i would jump my feet would move and the boot would not. I changed the forward setting by 2 degrees last week and im litterally falling in love with skiing again. It makes a MASSIVE difference. Way more locked in, and wayyyyy more control. My jumps feel incredible now.
if you need help with it lemme know its a lil bit tricky
Isaac58Did you change it forward or back?
Don_KedicChange the forward tilt setting on those bad boys. I have the same boots and was wondering why i felt like i didnt have any control. Always felt flat footed, then when i would jump my feet would move and the boot would not. I changed the forward setting by 2 degrees last week and im litterally falling in love with skiing again. It makes a MASSIVE difference. Way more locked in, and wayyyyy more control. My jumps feel incredible now.
if you need help with it lemme know its a lil bit tricky
DisvoI have always struggled with finding a boot I like why do boots not fit me?
Non_State_ActorThey're probably too big. Go get fitted in a shop that has a few different brands of boots and either find/trust a skilled fitter or try on a bunch of different stuff and take notes on fit. They should not be super comfortable straight out of the box but should feel slightly too small and a little tight all over.
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DisvoThey legit are dosent fucking matter anymore i have to buy a new pair I fucking lost one
egirl.skiactually curious here, how do you lose a ski boot? especially just one?
egirl.skiactually curious here, how do you lose a ski boot? especially just one?