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Ski boots
Author:paul chapman
posts : 94 (Intermediate)Date : 02-19-12 17:54Ski boots
Not sure if this has been posted before but where is the best place to buy ski boots in borovets.
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hi
ski boots can be quite a problem!!
don't know how pice compares to the uk, but i would stick to uk as no languge problems when fitting, they can push boots out if theres a tite spot, most shops will have a return policy
if your in the south west i would recommend devon ski centre, they often have last years models at great prices, last month i only paid £133 for sum head ski boots
top tip is to have your boots fitted in the afternon as by that time feet wil be at there ...
ski boots can be quite a problem!!
don't know how pice compares to the uk, but i would stick to uk as no languge problems when fitting, they can push boots out if theres a tite spot, most shops will have a return policy
if your in the south west i would recommend devon ski centre, they often have last years models at great prices, last month i only paid £133 for sum head ski boots
top tip is to have your boots fitted in the afternon as by that time feet wil be at there ...
hi
ski boots can be quite a problem!!
don't know how pice compares to the uk, but i would stick to uk as no languge problems when fitting, they can push boots out if theres a tite spot, most shops will have a return policy
if your in the south west i would recommend devon ski centre, they often have last years models at great prices, last month i only paid £133 for sum head ski boots
top tip is to have your boots fitted in the afternon as by that time feet wil be at there widest!!
hope your chosen pair are a fab fit
ski boots can be quite a problem!!
don't know how pice compares to the uk, but i would stick to uk as no languge problems when fitting, they can push boots out if theres a tite spot, most shops will have a return policy
if your in the south west i would recommend devon ski centre, they often have last years models at great prices, last month i only paid £133 for sum head ski boots
top tip is to have your boots fitted in the afternon as by that time feet wil be at there widest!!
hope your chosen pair are a fab fit
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I'm from Luton so Milton Keynes and Hemel snow centres are really close. I have wide feet and have problems with toes going numb when skiing
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in that case, definately get them fitted here in the uk and be prepared to spend the time> dont get fobbed off by S&R selling you what they want you to have its your money, be comfortable.
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I have to say getting properly fitted boots is a must if you have any slight issues. I have huge calves from 20 odd years of footie and struggle to get boots that do up let alone fit as I have small feet too.
My ski instructor took me on Saturday out in pamps after a day skiing and spent literally hours making sure mine were perfect.
Although he did have issues with me insisting they had to not only fit but look good he he. Good luck with your search. Oh and if you're anywhere near ...
My ski instructor took me on Saturday out in pamps after a day skiing and spent literally hours making sure mine were perfect.
Although he did have issues with me insisting they had to not only fit but look good he he. Good luck with your search. Oh and if you're anywhere near ...
I have to say getting properly fitted boots is a must if you have any slight issues. I have huge calves from 20 odd years of footie and struggle to get boots that do up let alone fit as I have small feet too.
My ski instructor took me on Saturday out in pamps after a day skiing and spent literally hours making sure mine were perfect.
Although he did have issues with me insisting they had to not only fit but look good he he. Good luck with your search. Oh and if you're anywhere near the south coast Filarinski's near chichester are amazing
My ski instructor took me on Saturday out in pamps after a day skiing and spent literally hours making sure mine were perfect.
Although he did have issues with me insisting they had to not only fit but look good he he. Good luck with your search. Oh and if you're anywhere near the south coast Filarinski's near chichester are amazing
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I'll second that Dona - Angie bought a new pair at Filarinski's that appeared great when she tried them on, but on skiing in them the first day they werer really tight and uncomfortable. Took them back and Marco changed them immediately with no fuss and no charge.Also bought my new skis there - Atomic Smokes and I lovvvvve them
PP
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hi againsnap my feet are really wide too!!!
had my old ski boots pushed out several times but still no good
where my feet hurt it also caused legs to get tied
the boots i bought (after alot of research!!!),were: head i type 10, they have a last, (width), of 106mm, fully recommend after a week of hard skiing
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why oh why does the ski boot manufacturers not cater for people with wide feet?-I always have difficulties and although I am only 8st.12 and small I have wide feet and always end up by having boots a little larger to sort out the width-nordica seem to be slightly wider. My daughter who is very over weight basically doesn't ski now as she can't find boots either wide enough in the feet or the calves.Any solutions folks-yes we have been to Filirinskis but not even Marco can find the solution.re: Ski boots
Get some slippers and take up snowboarding