Poster: A snowHead
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just wondering has anyone tried the salomon f series boots. i'm thinking about some f20 or 22s - any feedback?
i have around £150-170 to spend (credit note from TSA) and had salomon synapse boots last year. so it's most likely salomons will fit - dialogue/f20/f22. i know (to my cost) it's all about fit, but i do like the idea of a bit of extra clearance from the smaller volume of the f-series, i think.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Hard on for the bootfitters, can't remove the liners when things go wrong, look at Thirty -Two.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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I have some Salomon F20s (Ladies BTW!) Love them. Would definitely recommend. Fantastic fit, easy lacing.
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I have ladies f22, can't reccomend highly enough. Perfect fit, extreme comfort, no heal lift, great response, comfortable to walk in, barely look used after over 70 days of riding. No sweaty feet - even in this hot April weather.
Oh, and my achy toe joint didn't ache at all this winter!
Only complaint would be that the inner lace was hard to tighten but they have redisigned that bit on the new ones. I will certainly buy again.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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I have the F22s. Good for a narrow foot. Best boots I have had
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I don't have F series boots but I do have the Salomon Malamutes and they're outstanding. Whatever you do, go for a pair of Salomons!
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I bought a pair of F22's for next year and after trying on LOADS of different makes and models I have to say these fit perfectly. Maybe not the best looking boot for some people as its quite stealth, but its comfort that wins cos chaffed sore feet will end your fun!
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thanks for the replies.
i went shopping yesterday - tried on a few pairs, but as soon as i tried on the f22s it was deal done. they fit me like a glove (should that be "fit me like a boot maybe'?) and hold the heal down totally. off to the dome on monday to try them out.
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Another for Salomon here. The 32's are lighter but the Salomons fit perfectly. SO has had big problems with 32s and heel lift so Salomon it will be for her too.
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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buying boot rules.
it dont matter what anyone else thinks about a boot.
go to as many shops as possible.
try on as many boots as possible.
the ones that feel the most confey buy
i use 32's but i neeed to buy new boots. I want another pair of 32 leashed, but i need really stiff boots due to anklle injuries. I am just aobut to go hassle the a*rse off every store intown to see if there isn anything better.
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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saxabar, heal lift in 32's is normally due to bad technique not the boot. tell her to seriously think about how she puts in turns before blaming he boot! the old saying Bend zee kneez helps massively.
I know this as it happend to me. sorted out the bad technique and the heal lift has gone.! sorted
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