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| Upland_Yo |
 Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:20 am |
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Joined: 10 Jan 2003
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Location: 3600 Feet
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I had to buy some new boots this year and for the first time in my life, I didn't have any foot pain in my arches or any other part of my foot the first couple days of riding. I bought some K2 somethin or others and then had custom footbeds put in them. I usually look at the first week of riding as just breaking my legs and feet in for the season but after riding a couple of days in these boots, I can honestly say my feet never ached at all. These boots rock and I would give them a try if you are looking for new footwear this season.
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| fox26 |
| Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 6:30 pm |
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Joined: 10 Dec 2003
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Location: NNE
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I just put some new DCs to the side today for xmas purchase. First real purchase in a long time too. I'm a 10.5 / 11 and I went for the 10 which was real snug cuz a few of the guys were saying that you actually break them in .5 a size and when you're riding bent at the knees and waist your toes actually move back a bit. The burton ruler put my foot to sleep after 5 min and I didn't trust the new lace up system. I went with the DC's with the pump. The heal pressure seemed functional and worthwhile but it may not matter assuming I have a good binding fit. Any other advice before I head back to the shop to consumate the arrangement?
Also, I bought my daughter a board - her first one. Anyone have kid boot advice...
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