Bulgaria Ski discussion board

I'm sure that someone will be able to tell you a number of websites where you can buy ski equipment at a discount etc. However, you may want to consider going into one of the specialist ski shops first and seek the advice of an expert about what type of boot you should be looking for according to: a) your elvel of experience b) your foot shape c) your build etc. All of which are factors that will affect the type of boot that is best for you. They will also be able to do any customising such as heat moulding tec for you whereas an online shop cannot.

I wouldn't buy on line if I were you - ski boots need to be fitted properly for maximum comfort. It's no good buying on line then find they aren't comfy - some shops offer a comfort guarantee (as comfy as ski boots can be).

Take this advice from someone who bought a new pair and was in such agony they had to go back - I couldn't do a one hour lesson on dry slopes they were so painful

It was only when I went to Snow + Rock that I found a pair of boots I can wear all day without a problem. They looked at my feet and immediately knew which boot would be right for me - and you know what - they were 100% correct. I tried on the first pair, it was like putting on socks - tried on others, but nothing else was as comfortable.

J