2010 Season Kit Lust Begins.....

Dave Mac wrote:

Joaquín Guzmán Loera wrote:I need new boots :(

Buenos dios Joaquín. Hasta es clapped eyes on Pable Escabar recentes? Es tres hottes en Mexico, just'qua jetz? Especentes for yerselves, wates withes cuinques milliones dollares en deines heades.

Eh, amigo, saygo "bueneos dios" esto Fross Razor, el duo meet upo!

:shock:

I love my ski boots.

The end.

NellyPS wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:

Joaquín Guzmán Loera wrote:I need new boots :(

Buenos dios Joaquín. Hasta es clapped eyes on Pable Escabar recentes? Es tres hottes en Mexico, just'qua jetz? Especentes for yerselves, wates withes cuinques milliones dollares en deines heades.

Eh, amigo, saygo "bueneos dios" esto Fross Razor, el duo meet upo!

:shock:

Dave is busy, making electronic paper chains, linking our contributors together :lol:

I would really like to see Pabs, RossF, and Joaquin on skis...3 pairs of skis of course :lol:

Hey
got a question (mainly for you bandit)
how do you know when your boots are "done" - Im not looking for a reason to get new ones, honest.....
just wondering what happens and when you can tell when they are ready to be changed?
mine are only 2 seasons old (salomon xwave 9s) - my dad has had his boots for over 10 yrs so doubt i need new ones soon!

Rossyhead, This is my situation. There were subtle changes in the volume of my liners early last winter. My boots were starting to feel like wellies. Time to tighten them a bit!
In April I started to get a pain in a sticky out bone on the outside of my foot. I'd already had the boot "blown" and space made to accommodate this bone, so I thought my feet had become fatter.

Well, as the bone got banged more and more, and it certainly did swell :lol: As the boots liner had become compacted, when I flexed the boot, my foot was twisting, as it was not held properly (I already had them done up very tight).
If the liner is kaput, the choice is to replace the liner, or the whole boot, and as the shell is way too wide for my skinny foot, it's time for a whole new pair :D
My new boots will be 5mm narrower (I think), and CEM will be making space for sticky out bones etc :D

:DNew gear is needed, by many I would think.....mind you in my case after around 12 years in the same ski pants a new pair is in order......by the end of the last trip all the groin had split :thumbdown:....

....so will have to stop being tight and fork out for some newbies.....the only problem now is whether to wait and see what stock the local shop has in Bourg in October or buy local here at home...

jon

jonG wrote: :DNew gear is needed, by many I would think.....mind you in my case after around 12 years in the same ski pants a new pair is in order......by the end of the last trip all the groin had split :thumbdown:....

....so will have to stop being tight and fork out for some newbies.....the only problem now is whether to wait and see what stock the local shop has in Bourg in October or buy local here at home...

jon

For you to buy in Bourg, a keen eye on the exchange rate will be needed!

Please start with the trousers :shock: :lol:

ISTR macski.com had a big sale advertised on here recently. Might be worth a look :D

All this chat about feet and boots, I went into a shop brought the pair I liked, the staff then started running around in a panic saying we need to heat the inners up ...... my response was get on with it then because I want to ski not eat soup, so they heated them up and off I went that was two years ago, the moral to the story is get the right fit and away you go never have a problem with boots or shoes come to that....its all in the mind :( :( :( :(