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Advice needed - boot buckles coming undone
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have a pair of rossingol ski boots (sapphire) / bought around 2006 - used for around 12 weeks. When I put them on all the buckles are tight but throughout the day the top ones will always come loose or undone after skiing for a few hours. Any one know why this would be and if there is a fix?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Boots can often loosen through the day - so just tighten as required.
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Perfectly normal to have to retighten boots during the day.
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perfectly normal, if the buckle has micro adjustment (where the whole clip turns for fine tuning, some early lower spec models of sapphire didn't have this) you can give this a couple of turns to snug things up

it should be noted that the boot is now 17 years old (older in terms of its production) and it is probably time for replacement, technology comfort and weight of boots has changed dramatically over that time, the biggest issue is the intergity of the plastic, it may or may not fall apart at any time
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