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Boot fitter recommendation - Courchevel
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Hi All
This may have been answered before so apologies if this is a duplicate thread. I'm off to Courchevel in a couple of weeks time and was wondering if anyone could advise on the best boot fitters in the area. I've had my current boots for 10 years with (about 20 weeks skiing in them). They are starting to give me grief and are now too soft for me. We'll be staying in 1850, but happy to travel to any of the Courchevel villages for a top fitter.
Thank in advance.
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The Boot Lab in 1650 sorted my wife's boots out and they've been perfect since then. IIRC, to get there from the 1650 slopes, go through the lift station building, down the escalator, turn left, cross the road, walk up the slight hill and they are at the end of a building, next to a bakers / coffee shop
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+1 for Boot Lab in 1650. Highly recommended.
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+1 for bootlab in teh back of the New Gen ski school offices!
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Jean Blanc Sports in 1850 are highly thought of also.
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+1 for the Boot Lab boys. They have been brilliant with complicated fits for clients and us.
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