Whaack

I have read where the 4 buckle boots are more desirable than the 3 buckle boots. Do you have an opinion on that? Iam a newcomer to hard booting, would these type of boots be okay for me? Would the moldable liners work in these boots. I also have soft boots would I be able to transfer the moldable liners from boot to boot? Thanks alot.

Hello thanks for the offer, Do you know off hand what size they are. Thanks again .

Hello do you know what your price converts to in US$ and any idea on how much to ship to Canada?

More info. FANTASTIC! I have seen A Coilier 178 Freecarve and an Arbour A Frame 166 for sale. Would you recommend eithier of these for me? I know the Coilier gets great reviews.

I have a pair of Rossignal 265 and they are slightly big so i think a 27 would be to big.A 26, probably just right.Thanks anyway.

Hello are these boots still avaiable?

Hello I have a spair of Rossignal ultimate 265 (soft boot) which I think is the same as 26.5. Any idea if the liners which are 26 would still work in my shells? Thanks Whaack

Thanks again for more valuable info. As far as moldable liners go, Where can a person find these? Can you use, used ones and remold them your feet and fit them into any shell of a snowboard boot?Also it was mentioned that for a trial I could use my ski boots. Would there have to be special bindings to hold ski boots onto the snowboard? At times it all seems a little overwhelming but with all this great info I am sure it will continue to make more sense.

Looking into getting into carving and would be interested in a set of equip. for myself . I wear a size 7.5-8 shoe , typically a 25.5-26.5 in Euro. I am 5'8" aprox. 155lbs and am 47 years old. I like to think I board fairly aggressivly for my size and age. I typically board on long cruising hills like Panoramma, Nakiska or Lake Louise.Let me know if you have a good used (or new if the price is right)For sale.Thanks Whaack.

Thanks for the info. This site is great for people like me to learn about a new disipline.

I am Converted skier, Now boarding for 3 years. When I used to ski, I used Volkl p9 reinslalom 205's. I then like now perfer to go fairly fast and do mainly GS type turns on steep and fairly hard packed runs.I also like the powder when I can find it.I now ride a burton Indie 163 with flow Amp 5fr bindings and Rossignal ultimate(fairly stiff) soft boots. Iam 5'8" and weigh 155lbs, but board fairly aggressivly for a 47 year old. Because most of my boarding is focused around trying to carve nice GS type turns would a carving board be suited for me. Can I use my soft boots and flow bindings on a carving board.I realize this is a lot of questions for one thread but being new I need a lot of answers. Thanks alot Whaack.