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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
hi just looking for some cheep equipment first just to get me started then i will get new stuff later,
boots what size do i buy? i have odd feet or odd shoes sometimes im a size 8 sometimes a size 9 what sizes should i be bidding for on ebay?
or would i be better going into a shop trying some on for size then looking on ebay?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
hargi, welcome to snowHead
Boots are not something to scrimp on. Saving a few pounds may prevent you from progressing in skiing.
You need to get the boots that fit you best - every brand and model have a slightly different fit, and getting the fit right is crucial.
Also, you need to try boots on before buying them. This is particularly true of buying used boots - because their previous owner will have worn them, then they won't have the same fit as the new version of them.

Basically, don't buy without trying the boot on first.
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