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So I bought boots from Ski Barn the Burton Raptors and I was fitted for them in the store. Girl gave me a size 9 said that was what I measured for and I mentioned it was a bit tight. She said the shoes will pack out. Anyways, I snowboarded with them the other day and my feet literally felt like they were dying. I had them on for 10 minutes and I had to take them off and rent a pair.
Although, I technically used them any chance I can return them for a size 10? Or will they really pack out...she also put something at the heel to try to give me more room. If anything I might go to a different ski barn and try to return them. Then go to another ski barn and get another pair. |
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Most people wear boots that are too big... |
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Didn't see this originally. These are probably the J-Bars. Yellow foam boomerangs with velcro on one side. You put them in to tighten up around your heel and lock it into place. If your boots are tight they should be out for now. Pull your liners and make sure there's no yellow foam in the heel area.
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They would not have given him a J-bar to give him more room, those are used to counter heel lift. They most likely used a heel wedge. Best advice I can offer, try on a few different pairs of boots in a couple different sizes and see what you like best and go with that, don't buy what they tell you too if it doesn't feel right. Poorly fitted boots can really make for a horrible day of riding.
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Updating this thread:
The boots are great but the size was never right for me. I bought new burton raptors from this years model. 9.5 feels a million times better for me and my toes aren't curled up like a fist. I don't know how I survived last season.
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hi, for what kind of riding do you use those raptors? i was thinking about buying them but dont know if they are good for fr/fs and park
pretty hard to find opinions about new model, hope you can write something about them, cheers |
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