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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2012
Posts: 2
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Hey there, new guy to the forum here. Thought id shout a hello.
Bit about me; British, Beginner boarder, been indoor bording twice and once in the alps. Just got my first second-hand board and just need the right boots now, so thought id come here for advice!
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 38
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Flex and lacing system come first in my choice. i would like to pick medium supported boots with quick-pull lacing system in your case. You get more response as boots' support rate increases and medium flex is good enough to handle groomed runs. On the other hand, quick pull system makes the tightness fine tuned, fast and easy. As a beginner, Burton Ruler would be a good option. I have also Burton Moto but i use those soft boots-making easier manuvers and moves-for mostly riding at the park... I would also add Salomon Malamute and F series to the list as i used them before. Be sure that boots fit tight and comfortable at the same time.
Last edited by boarderinblack; 07-03-2012 at 12:49 PM. |
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