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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 96
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Going into my 3rd season with my Burton Hails. I picked up the Hails because they were the most comfortable boot at the store (had a pretty wide selection). I ride in the north east and either take a nice ride down or try to push myself to go fast. I'm never in the park. Would I benefit going to a stiffer boot or should I just stay the hails for a couple more season?
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Posts: 224
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If you just cruise around the hails should have 90-120 days of riding in them from new. So you can just do the math and see how many days you've ridden them. The other way to find out if you need new boots is if they start getting really soft like converse all-stars or something then you need some new ones. Boots are absolutely the most important piece of equipment so make sure you are in the right ones!GL
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Central Coast, California
Posts: 85
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Stiffer boots would give you a better response so if you feel like you are sluggish then I would invest in some new boots. But if you feel like they are holding up fine then keep your boots as they probably still have life in them.
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 593
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Yes get new boots. The Hails are a super soft park boot and you're "never in the park". A stiffer boot will provide more support, response and assist in getting good edge pressure for turns when you're pushing your self.
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