THIS IS HOW SKI BOOTS SHOULD FIT

In this video, we will guide you through the process of sizing your ski boots accurately. Having the right fit is crucial for a comfortable and enjoyable skiing experience. We will cover everything from understanding the importance of ski boot fit to measuring your feet and choosing the right size. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned skier, this video will provide you with valuable tips and insights. Don't forget to leave a comment if you found this video helpful or have any questions about ski boot sizing. Get ready to hit the slopes with confidence! #skiing #ski #skiboots #winter #snow

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[filipvaclavovsky]

I loved my Full Tilts, , but if i droped on flatter spot, it costed me my toe nail 😀 so i added sole to boot and it has lifted my foot arch and made boot feel longer. Best upgrade ever

[cpercival]

As a ski boot renter for the previous 6 seasons (because I just couldn't find a boot that would fit me) The stars aligned and I finally found a pair of ski boots that fit, after some custom heat molding. My question is long should I expect a pari of boots to last the average user. ( I get 30+ days on mountain per season) Pretty average, I know, but how long would you say someone should take before looking into replacing their boots. I'm an all mountain freestyle skier, but I do not do any park skiing ever. Thanks for your time.

[oats]

I have this issue where when im sending it hard i feel my foot move up slightly in my boot. When im casually skiing groomers i dont notice it but at higher speeds or when im off piste that tiny bit of movement makes me nervous. It happens when im really forcing my skis onto the tails. The old timers i ski with say its not a big deal but i absolutely hate it.

[SNYSKI]

I have a slight issue with my new boots, my feet seem to be going numb, which I’ve had before from having boots too small.

I’ve just had these boots fitted and they don’t feel too small and they’re also not tight at all, yet I still get the issue, any ideas?

TIA

[Philosophiza]

Are my boots too big or small if when I go off jump my toes ram into the front of boot. Or is it something else entirely being my calve fit?