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Join Date: Oct 2012
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My father is a die hard skier and has taken me skiing since before I could walk. Due to my extremely sensitive, wide feet, it has been difficult to stay a skier due to the discomfort of ski boots. I have tried nearly everything up to getting the widest boots out there with custom made souls inside the boots. Sadly, I still had the same problem of having excruciating pain in my feet with the feeling of nails going into the sides of them before going numb.
![]() Over the past couple years, I have switched over to snowboarding; and am really starting to enjoy it as well . Although I am still not quite that good at it yet, my feet have felt a little better even in the rental boots. I am now looking to buy some boots and I was wondering what you guys would recommend? My shoe size is a 11 2E, and I have not been able to find anything that fits me outside of the New Balance brand. I have been looking at the Salomon Synapse and was wondering what other recommandations you guys may have as well? |
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: so cal
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x2 for the 32s
I have hugely wide feet and when I used to run all I could wear were NB. 32 lashed fit me great. and they come in truly awesome colors. win win
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K2 also makes a pretty wide toe-box on their boots. I've owned a few pair of 32s and just bought a pair of K2 Maysis for this year.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Bella Napoli!
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Salomon has 2 wide boots in their line. Salomon boots are nice! I have a pair of 11.5wide dialogues and they almost barely fit my rome targa binding but allow me to wear a much shorter boot preventing overhang. They would not work on last years flow's.
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: S.E. Mich.
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Yup!! At the risk of being less than "original"!! I have to Ditto the 32's! I'm a 10.5 EEE streets and my 32 ST Boa's are quite comfortable!!
My 32's may be getting a bit prematurely packed out so I bought a pair of Salomon Faction's at the end of last season. They also seem to accommodate my ultra wide Dogs nicely!! Haven't ridden with them yet. They seem a bit more "Snug" than the 32's but not cramped or uncomfortable! (...the "Snug" feeling might just be the diff. between new verses packed out boots!) Take LOTS of time trying on & walking around in the boots you're considering! Regardless of everything else you read here concerning SB gear, equipment, technique, skills etc., NOTHING will effect your riding or progression more than the comfort of your boots!!!! If you can't stand to stay "In" your boots for long, you will spend a lot less time on the slopes!!
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Milwaukee Suburbs
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My feet aren't that big nor wide but I do have a wide foot.
I was sporting Vans up till last season and they were incredibly comfortable. Might want to give them a look as well.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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My west indian feet are moderately wide (E in sneakers). I wear a pair of K2 Ryker boots
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