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Krypton offering for 2008
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I saw a sneak peek at the Krypton Kryzma for 2008, which is supposed to be a bit stiffer than the Krypton Storm of 07.
I know you can change the tongue and the wedges in the heel to make the storm stiffer, but I wouldn't mind having two different boots for different play days. One for the park and playing (softer)and one for average day to day skiing, (set up a bit stiffer).
Has anyone heard much about the new offerings from Dalbello in the Krypton line for 2008

Krypton Storm


Krypton Kryzma
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Once you have, Storm, Krypton Cross you just need the parts to upgrade to PRO or KRZSTIST! (whatever they call it.) The Clog and Coller are the same Poly-Ether. Toungues, Rebound adjustment and canting are all the same. Colour changes, may change flex pattern in given temperatures, but shouldn't be an issue. Dalbello, are about to make a fortune selling; same mould, different colour schemes. Look for toungue upgrades, alignment technician and a "Technical Instructor" to make the best of the options. Din't let a bootfitter upgrade you, without descussing, inherant possibilities.

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"Cos, i'm on holidays!"
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

SMALLZOOKEEPER wrote:
Once you have, Storm, Krypton Cross you just need the parts to upgrade to PRO or KRZSTIST! (whatever they call it.) The Clog and Coller are the same Poly-Ether. Toungues, Rebound adjustment and canting are all the same. Colour changes, may change flex pattern in given temperatures, but shouldn't be an issue. Dalbello, are about to make a fortune selling; same mould, different colour schemes. Look for toungue upgrades, alignment technician and a "Technical Instructor" to make the best of the options. Din't let a bootfitter upgrade you, without descussing, inherant possibilities.

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"Cos, i'm on holidays!"

SZK, I think I love you!!!!

Are you saying that I'd be better off changing my tongues and wedges as opposed to getting an alternate pair of boots?

After all, the brown boots will go with my orange skis better than my blue boots. wink Laughing

Have fun on Hol's! (but not too much Shocked )
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What are the odds, oh, what are the odds of an ID liner with a more generously cut and -warmer- toebox.
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

comprex wrote:
What are the odds, oh, what are the odds of an ID liner with a more generously cut and -warmer- toebox.
I don't know the odds but I know I like it that these new boots look like chocolate!
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