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Hi guys,
I finally found a place where they have any men's boots size under 9. I normally wear 7 regular shoes and its still a bit bigger than my feet, (anything under 7 is extremely small so I just wear 7) this sport place had size 7 burton moto, my toes were touching the front, but somehow hill side had minimal spaces. I just bought the boots anyways and even with snowboarding socks, there is still space inside. would wearing another pair of socks help? i curse my small feet. I am 5'9 and have as small feet as girls. |
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You can wear an extra pair of socks or put in inserts to try and fill the void.
Have you ever tried boots made for women? This is a serious question, so don't take offence. You may find this is a better option than buying a boot which only somewhat fits. |
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space on brand new boots is no bueno. the Moto's will pack out easily 1/2 a size and you're feet will swim in them.
I ride Burton boots and get them so my toes are not comfy in the toe box. after 5 days, they fit. for reference, I wear a 12-12.5 shoe and ride in an 11 Ruler
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Are you talking about heel lift? If so, then completely ignore my first post. For heel lift, you can buy j-bars or something to that effect that will help remedy the situation. This will become more important as the boots pack out.
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I am sorry, but I am kinda new to all these snowboard equipments,
so you are saying there are stuff for preventing heel lift in boots or something? I searched for j-bars and I cant find good result, any other stuff that helps that does same effect as j-bars Last edited by nutstae; 12-30-2009 at 06:40 PM. |
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go to local shop....tell them you have some heel lift and ask if they can hook you up with some j-bars.....
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