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The new Atomic Redster Boot
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If you have been waiting for the new Redster Boot they are in the shops. A word of caution the word new is exactly that, they are totally different from their previous brothers, narrower and more upright for a start; they really are a race boot to conjure with.
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I'd probably like the more upright stance for off piste, might find the 92mm last a bit tight though. I found my old ones had a little too much lean for slower skiing in the forests and for short skins you walked like a Tyrannosaurus. Amazing on piste though, and way too many seasons left in them to justify upgrading. I did buy a seperate boot for off piste last year and now keep the Redsters for what they were designed to do.
The Club Sport version has the 96mm last though and looks a great piste boot.
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, even the 92mm last has m ore space than you might think, we have had a few people trying them against the head B3 (93mm) and the Lange RP (92mm) and they all say the atomic has more toe box space.... the club sport version gives you that little extra width if you need it , but all in all it is doing well anmd is a great boot to work on
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Sounds good
i have to admit, I am a big fan of the Redster, it was my only boot for everything for about 3 years. I had to go for a foam liner fit as my heels and the rear of my foot is pretty slim so a tightly fitted forefoot may really help keep your foot planted. As you say, work on it and tweak for comfort while retaining that sports car like feedback.
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i have to admit, I am a big fan of the Redster, it was my only boot for everything for about 3 years. I had to go for a foam liner fit as my heels and the rear of my foot is pretty slim so a tightly fitted forefoot may really help keep your foot planted. As you say, work on it and tweak for comfort while retaining that sports car like feedback.