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Newish to skiing - should I buy boots now?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

The main reason for buying boots is I hate wearing boots many other people had their sweaty feet in for weeks and smelled really bad before I went skiing in feb/march.
You have spent a lot of money on this ski trip why waste the time going backwards and forwards to the hire shop with unsatisfactory boots, when you could be out there on the slopes.
Get your boots sorted beforehand - find a great boot fitter - as you can't really decide what's best for you until they have actually seen your plates of meat and discussed your skiing problems. Steve at Slide and Glide has also been a top ski instructor for a long time and has been really useful in skiing tips as well
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