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thats a great idea, i wish there was some way i could help. but being someone who needs to know sole length before buying a boot, this would be a good resource.

its beucase flows arent all that good, the only advantage they have to strap bindings is convenience...

someone brought in a similar pair of flows to the shop, we called flow, same deal with you, so we just did what the above people suggested, there isnt much elese to it

I would say im kinda a snow bum, but since im still in highschool i guess not, but working as a ski/snowboard tech has its perks

wooooooo, now to fnd a day to hit it up:D

bumps

collingwood rider right here ! im gonna see if i can get up sometime next week, i havent heard or seen much from blue but it looks promising so far

i hope so atleast

I im one of the youngins, 16 :D

check it out, wow talk about diffirent time zones, its 7 30 in the morning here

Hmmm, looks good, im gonna talk to my bootfitters today and determine a size for me, 125 isnt too bad either, could you possibly do 120 and go splits on shipping? Just got back from work, they said a 30 or a 30.5 would be fine. And if there are any fitment issues free bootfitting for me:)

Alright, well actually i work at a ski shop, and im in tomorrow so il just talk to the bootfitters and see what they can do. Il post the result sometime tomorow evenin'

alright, well i looked on here somwhere and found out how to measure it, did it and im a pinch under 30

i was lucky

Alright, the Raichle SB413 look alright and they are arround my price range i just mesured my foot and im prettymuch a 30. Now to just assess my financial situation. Although, it would be nice to find some gently used boots, but beggers can be choosers so il have to find something soon!\ thanks

Alright, well for an exact size 29.5-30.5 is good as for shell sole length no more than 340mm and id like to jump at the idea of moldable boot liners but i have no clue on how the whole boot fitting process works so i would rather have something right out of the box. thanks for the suggestion though

I just watch my back, when someone come close i turn arround and look at them with a fierce face. Or i keep my board on edge, or if they get on it i just shake it a bit to let them know what they are doing. I cant stand it when people bump my board and cut up my topsheet

Hey im just starting up carving this year (transfered from freeride) and i was dissapointed when my HUGE ski boots didnt fit into my newly arrived race plates. Im looking for some decent boots for no more than $130 CAD, slightly felxible though. They are size 30.5 or 31 (12.5-13) Thanks in advance, help me get riding ! Vic

Yeah, they are excessively big for my foot size, maybe something about 40-50mm shorter would be perfect. Im willing to spend about $150 CAD max

Hey guys i just picked up a pair of burton race plates, the only problem is that my boots are too long, so even with the bindings set all the way out i still cant fit them in, anything i can get/do to make them fit? BTW the are 369 mm, and my foot is a size 12 1/2 HELP!!!

Reading some of the posts on the first page reminded me of a day at work. Some guy came in just to get his snowboard waxed and he saw me walking up to the frount counter with my alpine in my hand. He says, wow an alpine board, i never thought i'd see one here. We started talking about alpine and i gave him some tips on how to ride one and where he could get one and find out a bunch of info (bomber) He was also curious if his 10 year old was ready for it, definately. Put a smile on my face and his.

im often the only person with hardboots at blue mountain, i usually get all sorts of questions, a bit repetetive though

beautiful board horrible page

holy crap

I love calvin and hobbes, i could read those things forever.