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RicHard

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Hello everybody...

I should change my Burton Fire due to their age.

I've just tried the DeeLuxe Suzuka but they are too low on the leg: I'm looking for a pair of boots that are enough high on the leg (like Burton Fire or DeeLuxe Indy).

I tried the Le Mans too but... they are too soft! While I was charging my weight simulating a frontside carve, the shell was loosing its shape!!! :-O

I see that Head ones are similar to the Suzuka.

Which other brand could you suggest to substitute the Burton Fire?

Thanks a lot...

_RicHard

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Hello everybody...

I should change my Burton Fire due to their age.

I've just tried the DeeLuxe Suzuka but they are too low on the leg: I'm looking for a pair of boots that are enough high on the leg (like Burton Fire or DeeLuxe Indy).

I tried the Le Mans too but... they are too soft! While I was charging my weight simulating a frontside carve, the shell was loosing its shape!!! :-O

I see that Head ones are similar to the Suzuka.

Which other brand could you suggest to substitute the Burton Fire?

Thanks a lot...

_RicHard

Probably Deeluxe Indy has similar flex with Burton Fire.

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In my experience, even the liners are the same height.

Ohps! Thanks a lot for your answer... because I discovered that the Suzuka I've tried this morning are not the same I find on the site!!!

They don't have the powerstrep that I find on the Suzuka on the Deeluxe site!!!

GRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Different Suzuka? Different years?

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Thanks a lot once more!...

Now I think that suzuka or indy could be the right choice...

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Ohps! Thanks a lot for your answer... because I discovered that the Suzuka I've tried this morning are not the same I find on the site!!!

They don't have the powerstrep that I find on the Suzuka on the Deeluxe site!!!

GRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Different Suzuka? Different years?

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Thanks a lot once more!...

Now I think that suzuka or indy could be the right choice...

The Suzuka comes with a power strap if you get the Semi-Fit liner, and without of you get the fully moldable ThermoFlex liner. Likewise, the Indy comes with a power strap if you get Full-Fit, and without if you get Thermoflex. The Carver's Almanac (http://www.alpinecarving.com/bootfitting.html) explains the liner differences in detail, go to the "Liners" section.

I am pretty sure the Suzuka/Indy shell mold has not changed in years, since the times when they were called AF600/AF700.

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Or you can wait a couple of months for the new branded Burton Fire's!

Yes they will be on the market again!

Wow! That's a good news!

So... it means that they will be outside even with board production?

Concerning the boots...well.. I have to admit that they are destroying themselves during each riding day!

Have you got any news more? Pictures? Thanks a lot...

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Wow! That's a good news!

So... it means that they will be outside even with board production?

Concerning the boots...well.. I have to admit that they are destroying themselves during each riding day!

Have you got any news more? Pictures? Thanks a lot...

As soon as I have them I will post them!

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Sources, sources...

If it isn't true I will have made a fool of myself here (and some other places). So far my source is pretty reliable so I hope it will come true what they've told me.

The will not be named Burton anymore since they dropped alpine but the boot will be the same.

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