Hi, A good place to go is White Mountain in Walsall it's only a very small ski shop but the guy in their is so helpful (: i know somoene who bought a pair of boots from him and she has had them for years (: i wanted to change my boots this year but he reccommended that i didnt as my feet havnt grown and it was a waste of money (Y).. i mean what shop owner do you know who turns away custom (:.
He has also helped me with buying my ski's and i have just recently bought a helmet from their. ...
Hi, A good place to go is White Mountain in Walsall it's only a very small ski shop but the guy in their is so helpful (: i know somoene who bought a pair of boots from him and she has had them for years (: i wanted to change my boots this year but he reccommended that i didnt as my feet havnt grown and it was a waste of money (Y).. i mean what shop owner do you know who turns away custom (:.
He has also helped me with buying my ski's and i have just recently bought a helmet from their. There is a sale on at the moment you might get a good deal (:.
There is also one in Wolverhampton it says on the website (:
I hope this helps
SnowPrincess xxxxxxxxxx
I can also recommend Severn Sports in Leeds. Use them for all my gear and took 5 people ready for this year and they all got fitted up with full ski package at excellent prices. They have got good selection of heat mouldable boots at £99, they are just last years colours which is hardly an issue.
All new boots are heat moulded - they stick a hair dryer type contraption in to warm them up and then you put them on and tighten them up. It has the same effect as if you'd been wearing them on the pistes for a while 'bedding in' the liner. The important factor is whether they can melt and form the plastic boot shell, which will give you the greatest balance of a tight fitting boot with pressure areas such as bunions relieved. Also a custom plastic moulded foot bed will make a huge ...
All new boots are heat moulded - they stick a hair dryer type contraption in to warm them up and then you put them on and tighten them up. It has the same effect as if you'd been wearing them on the pistes for a while 'bedding in' the liner. The important factor is whether they can melt and form the plastic boot shell, which will give you the greatest balance of a tight fitting boot with pressure areas such as bunions relieved. Also a custom plastic moulded foot bed will make a huge difference to both comfort and control and will set you back an extra hundred. But for once a year skiers its maybe not so important.