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That is definatly a snowboard you've got there... I have size ten boots and get toe drag on some boards, with 13 id look for a wide board with a 26 cm waiste, they make wide boards for people with big feet, you don't wear size 10 shoes even if you can cram your feet into them. If you never carve or ride steep shit then it doesn't matter as much.
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dude, mount ur bindings and put ur boots in them. then take a pic and post that showing the overhang at the edges. most likely it is too small... you could always duck ur bindings out like crazy
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Thanks for confirming what i knew. Wide for me |
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I ride a size 13 boot and rode a 157 last season. No wide, just regular. It worked fine for me. I do have a 159w that I am on this season though. It also works just fine for me. Honestly, that Bataleon would probably work for you. Especially for park and flat land. Best way to tell IMO though, is to mount it up and throw in the boots. Otherwise, it's all just speculation.
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