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Finally had to buy a new Ride Aspect boots and just ordered these through a company. Tried a pair on at a store and loved them(walking around the store). Anybody own a pair and what do you think, are they a good fit and are the quality as in not falling apart? Got an ancient pair of burton custom bindings if it matters
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BoardTard Xtrordinair
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Colorado
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I haven't used the boots you speak of but my first boots were a used pair of 05 Ride Orions. They were very durable. They put up with my friends abuse for about two seasons, then mine for a 1/2 a season, and my friend has been riding them for about 1 1/2 seasons now. They held up better than my $300 Burton Ions did (although I like the ions better, they fit me great). Ride makes some good equipment, I think you'll be happy.
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BoardTard Xtrordinair
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I know Ride bindings last a very long time as well. If your boots are anything like my old Rides they will be replaced because you are bored with them or your feet start to dislike them, not because they blow out.
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