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I've read the Bomber guide on sizing and talked some other members offline but I thought I would throw these questions out to the BOL group.

I measure 26.9cm, i have a high arch, high instep, normal width foot. I weigh 210# and like flexible boots but want a power strap. I am all mtn rider, not an aggressive carver.

I am leaning towards Head Stratos Pros. Some say Heads run small.

I tried on a Deeluxe Indy with brand new Thermoliner in MP29 and it was very snug but probably could have gone to a MP28. I tried on a Burton Reactor MP27 and it was too small.

Any thoughts on sizing, how the Heads fit, or anyone with similar sized foot and their boot sizing would help.

Thx

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Mondopoint is supposed to be the length of your foot in centimeters. You should be able to use a Deeluxe 27 no problem, maybe even a 26 with some custom fitting, but perhaps your high arch/instep is interfering with fit. You should probably seek a good bootfitter.

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I have the same feet, high arch and therefore high instep. My right foot measure about 26.2 cm and my left about 25.8 cm. No way I can fit a mondo 26.0 Deeluxe. I have a mondo 27.0 Deeluxe Track 700 and I have to use considerable force to get into those boots. The middle strap which is over my arch is almost at his widest. I think you will need a mondo 28.0 . I wear Strolz foamed liners because those chinese liners of two years ago didn't fit me (too much heel lift). I think the newer liners are better.

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Jack -

Do you know of any good bootfitters in the Northeast, preferrably Maine, NH or Mass? Also do you know of anyone local who sells Deeluxe, Head, UPZ?

thx

-Brad

Brad,

There really isn't anyone local. Starting Gate in VT used to carry some boots but I was in there recently and they didn't have much. Alpine Trader in West Dover did as well, not sure if they still are. I realize those are all in VT but I don't know of any others.

There is a good bootfitter up here at the Loaf and he is on the forum as well.

john

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I just got some Heads Mondo 28 from Starting Gate.

Boots were tight and my toes could feel end of liner but did not seem too tight. Definitely have at least 2 fingers of room behind my heel when my foot was just in the shell so can't imagine a bigger shell size.

After 30 mins of wearing my left front foot started to go numb. I am hoping that is becuase I have not heat molded the toes and heels on the Head liner.

As Jack said i should go see a bootfitter but always welcome comments from the BOL gallery.

:smashfrea

thx

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I just got some Heads Mondo 28 from Starting Gate.

Boots were tight and my toes could feel end of liner but did not seem too tight. Definitely have at least 2 fingers of room behind my heel when my foot was just in the shell so can't imagine a bigger shell size.

After 30 mins of wearing my left front foot started to go numb. I am hoping that is becuase I have not heat molded the toes and heels on the Head liner.

As Jack said i should go see a bootfitter but always welcome comments from the BOL gallery.

:smashfrea

thx

Opinions my differ, but I ended up throwing away the built in liner on the heads after one day basically, and traded it in for a thermo liner.

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A boot with a moldable liner will not feel good on your foot unless you get it molded. I have high insteps with a bone spur on my left foor from riding soft bindings from years ago. I don't have a problem with instep pain because the moldable liner allows for my foot problems. Sounds like a heat moldable liner would work well for you.

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