I am thinking of buying a Gnu CC but i don’t know if its wide enough for a 14 size boot +15°/-15° stance I read that some boots have footprint reduction but i can´t find any good ones I really don’t want to buy the everything and then have toe and heel drag I don’t know even if I need to cuz I could find any store that had the CC i would have to order the board online but I don’t want do be disappointed then and have to send it back. Could anyone maybe that has a 165w cc measure the part where the boots are positioned how wide that part is. Also could anyone suggest any bindings for the gnu cc if it would fit
I have a CC in 162w and wear a size 13. It's very easily wide enough.
All Burton boots as well as plenty of other brands had the low profile "shrinkage tech". I wear the Burton Ambush boot and like them a lor. I ride Burton Malavitas at +13/-13 and they raise your foot a bit higher up off the board than most bindings it seems. Not that hard to find. There's a good combo for ya right there...
im 6.7 230 pounds so your saying that i can order the board and wont have any problems i found a good deal online but it would be expensive to return it so i would have to keep it could you 2 plz measure your boots and the part of the board where the bindings are positioned
165w in that board has a 26.7 waist. I wear a size 15 without footprint reduction and am on a 166w with a 26.9 waist and shallower angles than you and have no problems. For what it's worth I also rode a 164 with 26.2 waist with the same boots and angles with no problems. My toe/heel overhang was about 1.25 inches or so on each side.
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