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What are the stiffest soft boots? I read that malamutes are the stiffest but I'm not sure if that's true.
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I should have stated it more clearly. What I mean by soft boots are regular snowboarding boots, not the alpine board hard boots that are similar to ski boots.
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as you probably already know, salomon uses a more narrow foot bed (which suites me perfectly), they do make wider boots in all models for fat foot disease. |
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The Malamute, Driver X are going to be the top 2 in terms of stiffness for this year. But it's all relative to how you can flex a boot and your body type. I ride next years K2 T1 DB's and it's a "stiff" boot for most people I find it to be a mid flex and use it for park every day.
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