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Hi.I am new in this forum.I am from Macedonia.Befoure 5days i both
K2
Hellbent ski.Please tell me what boots to buy.Here i can buy Sallomon,Head,Technica.
sry if this question is not on wright place
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metodijai
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the best boots are the ones which fit your feet, all the companies you mention make good boots just about getting the right shape and size for your feet and flex for your body weight and ability... have a read at the thread at the top of the forum about buying ski boots, this will give you a bit of useful info so you know what to look for
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tnx for the answer.I am confused becouse there are diferent models of boots.There are boots for race,and other types of skiing.I sow on some web pages that there are boots for freeride and power.So my question was someone to tell me for examle witch model to choose.
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Go and find a shop with a good boot fitter, let him/her measure your feet, tell them honestly about your skiing and do their job by suggesting the boots that will fit your feet and suit your skiing. Don't pick a model or models because you like the look of it, let the fitter pick the one that is best for you. Don't be surprised if they tell you you need boots smaller than you'd think from your shoe size, and walk away if they suggest ones that are your shoe size as they will almost certainly be too big! Don't buy on the net or by mail order, there are so many boots for different foot shapes you are virtually certain to get boots that don't fit properly!
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