dave29

The ATB boots are posted as "supersoft" is there another boot on the market that this can be compared to? I love my AF600 blue and gold but they need to be put to rest. Im looking for a boot with that same flex and stiffness as them. Thanks all.

What are the 8s? I'm in the market for new boots. Thanks for any feedback.

Has anyone heard or seen and anything on new boots for the upcoming season?

I have to say this board is absoluetly amazing!!! This is my first season on it and I am blown away. I ride VT and it handles every conditon and any size turn. I was in Utah in Feb and it ripped-steeps,12+ inches of powder, late day crud. It floated just fine. It is so smooth and never washes out. Kudos to Bruce!!! Just my opinion.

Size 27.

Your foot is 28.1, what size boot do you go with? Some people size down. I have a pair of 2010/2011 track 325s that have one day on them. They are to big for me. Let me know if your are interested. Good luck. Dave...

Size is 27 I will post exact shell size later, but I think it is 27.5. I'm selling them for $500. I paid just over $600 with tax and only rode them for about 3 hours. Let me know. Dave.

My email is carve29@gmail.com. We can discuss price and etc. Dave.

I have a brand new pair of 325s for sale. Used for only a half a day.

I have a brand new pair of Track 325s size 27. I used them for half a day.

Hey Paul, Size 27. Not sure what I want to sell them for. I honsetly used them for a half a day. I realize Im going to take a loss on them but I just have not determined how much. Dave.

I have a pair of Track 325s. Brand new only used once.

I have a pair of Track 325s brand new only used them once. They don't fit right. Size 27. Let me know.

Jim I had the same experience. The older gray liners from my AF600s fit better-more volume.

Thanks guys. Hans I'm a size 27.

Yes the 600's are great but I need new boots and nothing is similar. Thanks Hans.

thanks very much hans. are you familiar with the forward flex of the SB style/track325? does it make sense what im talking about on the way SB style boots feel? thanks again.

The new 2010/2011 ones. I have read they are stiff but the flex of the asym style seems to be more forward lean and flex friendly if that makes sense. I'm not sure how much stiffer the 700's are then my AF600's. Thanks.

I have been riding AF600's for the last few years and just purchased the Track 325's. I tested them indoors mounted in my bindings and it seems the range of motion, feel, and overall flex of the 325's are very limited compared to my AF600's. The 325's almost feel stiff or more like a ski boot. I was going to buy the 700's but thought they would be to stiff. Going by this comparison the 700's will probably flex more consitant like my AF600's. Any input/help would be great. Thanks.

Happy New Year everyone! I have a pair of AF600's and I need new liners. Will both the black and red speed model liners work? Also is one more comfortable then the other. Thanks for the input.

Its time for a new pair boots my AF600's are done. Can anyone lend some input? What are more similar(flex,stiffnes,etc) to the AF600's the Track 700's or 325's? Thanks.

Nice pic! It's good to see it on the cover. Can anyone post the article?

Algunderfoot, Awesome lookn ride. I put my order in for a 171 VSR Med, can't wait. What type of bindings are you going with?

Thanks to everyone for all your input. I believe I have found my ride of choice for next season

I know there are many posts on the following boards but I'm trying to finalize my purchase before the $$$ finds its way to other places. I don't have the ability to demo these boards before buying. I am torn between the Prior FLC and Coiler VSR, the NSR and the Donek Metal FC run a close second. Mostly ride Stratton and Hunter mtn. I LOVE to carve but also ride entire mtn. I have a powder board so I'm covered there. I ride the fall-line after the corduroy is gone. My specs in mind are 169/19.5-20w. I have always ridden a Nidecker GS173 but I'm looking to downsize a tad and go metal. Any input would be great. Thanks to all.