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good boot brands
Im looking to buy new boots, but I'm not sure what brand to look at.
My friend said DC boots are good, and my previous pair was Burton. what other brands are good? or does it just matter how they fit. looking to spend around $150. |
to clarify, DC boots aren't that "good". They're good when you first enter the sport, but not so much when you want to progress.
Also, you should just go to your local shop, and try out boots. you might even like forum, burton, or nike boots. |
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DC just have a bad rep. Period. To progress does not refer to the boots, it refers to level of riding/skill. Intermediate rider doesn't really specify what type of rider you are. Park, all mountain? back country? jibber?
Stiff flex boots - for serious riders who want speed Mid flex- all mountain ppl Soft flex- park and jibbers But the best way is to go out to your local shop and try out the boots. Find one that fits your style of riding, and find one that is COMFORTABLE. Mind you, comfortable boots might cost a higher price. |
thanks for the helpful tips.
ive been snowboarding about 7-8 times, ill be going at least 12 more times this season and a lot more next season when i have my season pass. im very interested in park and flatland, which is why i bought a gnu park pickle. will soft flex boots be alright doing some all-mtn stuff like carving and jumps? im thinking maybe i should just get a mid flex. |
try getting a mid flex. Ask the shop assistant and have them bring out a selection.
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thanks ill go check it out tomorrow
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Look at Vans and Celsius. Very impressed by both companies. If you're learning I'd suggest getting something on the stiffer side just to assist you in edge control. They will soften up over time as they break in and they'll become a little more suited for park. I like a stiffer boot for park anyways just so I have the stability and response off jumps and stomping on steep landings.
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I want some new boots and I will mainly be in the park but I want to be able to go down black runs. What do you reccomend??
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when i was on the prowl for new boots, I saw this yrs Burton Hails and fell in love. They are muuuchh flexier ( i believe a flex rating of 2 or 3 ) They also have the shrink technology and you really get the feel of the board for freestyle. And yes, i do bomb down the hill with my park board with no issues. These boots are the shit. 09/10 Burton Hails check em out:thumbsup: |
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