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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Tigard, OR
Posts: 580
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My right foot didn't like the Zoom Force 1's. They were a little too tight and would numb my big and pinky toes. Otherwise they're really comfy boots. The only downside is the laces in the liner.
I just bought some K2 Darkos after demoing them at HCSC. The boa is super convenient for the liner and super comfy and much more low profile than the nikes. I couldnt even fit the nikes into the binding I was using there at HCSC. If you must buy Nikes you should be looking at boots like the Kaiju or Zoom DK. |
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#182 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 45
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Are the Kaiju's too soft for an all mountain boot? Also any complaints with cold feet? I read a couple reviews which indicated the Kaiju's don't insulate very well, but these reviews were older so maybe the new ones fixed this problem (if it ever was a problem)?
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 99
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I just got the Vapen size 10,5 although I wear 10 on sneakers. My left foot is half a size bigger and the 10,5's I got fits my left foot feels snug, and it's little bit looser on the right side. After I break in the boots, if I feel like I have heel lift, I'll just buy some J-L bars or wear some thicker socks to solve that problem.. I won't be riding more than 15 days this season so it shouldn't be a problem...
I was going to get the ZF1's but I didn't want to spend $50 more and the Vapens felt stiff enough for me |
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