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Boot fitting in Munich or Innsbruck?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all,

I'm a newcomer to the forum looking for some gear advice. I live depressingly far from snow and make it to Europe around once a year for my annual ski pilgrimage. I would like to invest in some boots on my next trip. I will be driving through both Munich and Innsbruck (skiing in the Fiss Ladis area) and wonder if anyone can recommend where I can find (in either city) a good, reasonably priced boot-fitter who will take the time to help me select the right fitting boots. I'm unfortunately not in the market for the super-expensive custom-made stuff, but would like to do a proper fitting and don't want to risk randomly selecting a ski shop and hoping for some competent help.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated!!

Ingrid
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

These guys in Munich http://www.blacksheepsports.de and these guys in Innsbruck http://www.sportwolf.at and http://my.sportler.com/sportler-filialen/sportler-alpin-innsbruck/ come recommended.

I have no experience (of bootfitting) at any as I've gone to Jennewein in St Anton personally.
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Great thanks, Clarky - will definitely check those out.
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I would recommend Sport Bittl in Munich. I've only used the Allach store but it is excellent and probably the best in Munich. It has a main ski store on one side of the road and an outlet store on the other side (good for kids stuff etc). My wife and all my kids have had boots fitted there and the service is excellent. Can get busy on a Saturday between now and next spring but if you allow enough time I'm sure they will sort you out.
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