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ski boot fitter

nerrad01 · 2020-02-01 10:40:50

Hi finally taking the plunge and getting a pair of boots. Is there any fitter i should wait for/ recommended in snow + rock or great outdoors or would any of the staff do a good job? Most of the threads on it are from 7-8 years ago. From looking online snow + rock have a far better selection so im assuming thats the better…

01-02-2020 10:40am

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nerrad01

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Hi finally taking the plunge and getting a pair of boots.

Is there any fitter i should wait for/ recommended in snow + rock or great outdoors or would any of the staff do a good job? Most of the threads on it are from 7-8 years ago.

From looking online snow + rock have a far better selection so im assuming thats the better place to buy? also how much would custom footbeds typically cost on top of the boot?

thanks for the advice!

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#2 05-02-2020 1:17am

karl83

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Hi, personally if I were you I would wait till you go on holidays and buy in resort. You will get much better professional advice and a better selection.
Also if you have any issues after the first day skiing, they can help.

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