Killer looking pair of boots. Just put in an order for some foodbeds, socks and dualstraps. I had some custom Sidas footbeds made for me over here in the states but i feel they were molded with way to much arch support or my foot flattens alot in my boots as i never really got on with them in either my dalbello panterra 100s or my salomon xpro 100s ended up going back to the oem junk footbeds which i found more comfy. Your videos have been super helpful in getting my boot fit dialed in. Thanks again.
@@PatriotFootbeds Package received already! Outstanding service guys. I'm assuming your drop shipping these as auspost cant even deliver a package within Aus that fast! love the fact these dualstraps are aussie made. Thanks for the necktube too!
@@Jolinator Thanks Christian! Yes we ship out from Michigan for all US orders. :) And been working on getting more products manufactured locally! Cheers, Enjoy the gear!!
would you say that those are the definitive all mountains boot? I mean, i'm searching someting for ski touring (max 1000 meters drop +) - movement and light of the boot - and also to go in classic slopes - rigidity of the boot. What fo you think?
I'm thinking about buying Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 95 W TECH for ski touring. My foot size is 245, I wanted to go for 25.5, but the are all sold out! Only 24.5 and 26.5 are available. Is it safe to with 24.5 size? It is written on their web page that you can safely go with the bigger size, so I was wondering, are they a bit smaller compared to other ski boots? How much mm can I gain if I put them in the oven? :)
Hi Eva, yeah sometimes you can have a more relaxed fit for a touring boot, but not always the best idea. What size are you currently skiing in day to day? I would definitely look at the sizing of the 24.5 first before the 25.5 anyway. But you are not likely to get any length expansion with the shell molding process. It is much more for forming extra width and shaping to better match the foot contour.
@@PoisonIvy245 OK, yeah so it may take some adjustment to get used to that size. It is doable but you would need to feel like you could manage the sensations. Are you able to try any on your feet before comitting, or able to analyse the shell sizing??
Do you mean you are finding them hard to put on? If so, twist the tongue to one side as you open them, it will become much easier - ua-cam.com/video/GRE6qtCRtNU/v-deo.html
Killer looking pair of boots. Just put in an order for some foodbeds, socks and dualstraps. I had some custom Sidas footbeds made for me over here in the states but i feel they were molded with way to much arch support or my foot flattens alot in my boots as i never really got on with them in either my dalbello panterra 100s or my salomon xpro 100s ended up going back to the oem junk footbeds which i found more comfy. Your videos have been super helpful in getting my boot fit dialed in. Thanks again.
Thanks Christian! I know you will love these footbeds! And Dualstraps :)
@@PatriotFootbeds Package received already! Outstanding service guys. I'm assuming your drop shipping these as auspost cant even deliver a package within Aus that fast! love the fact these dualstraps are aussie made. Thanks for the necktube too!
@@Jolinator Thanks Christian! Yes we ship out from Michigan for all US orders. :) And been working on getting more products manufactured locally! Cheers, Enjoy the gear!!
would you say that those are the definitive all mountains boot? I mean, i'm searching someting for ski touring (max 1000 meters drop +) - movement and light of the boot - and also to go in classic slopes - rigidity of the boot.
What fo you think?
Yeah they are a true do it all boot. Solid skiing, lightweight and easy climbing.
I'm thinking about buying Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 95 W TECH for ski touring. My foot size is 245, I wanted to go for 25.5, but the are all sold out! Only 24.5 and 26.5 are available. Is it safe to with 24.5 size? It is written on their web page that you can safely go with the bigger size, so I was wondering, are they a bit smaller compared to other ski boots? How much mm can I gain if I put them in the oven? :)
Hi Eva, yeah sometimes you can have a more relaxed fit for a touring boot, but not always the best idea. What size are you currently skiing in day to day? I would definitely look at the sizing of the 24.5 first before the 25.5 anyway. But you are not likely to get any length expansion with the shell molding process. It is much more for forming extra width and shaping to better match the foot contour.
@@PoisonIvy245 OK, yeah so it may take some adjustment to get used to that size. It is doable but you would need to feel like you could manage the sensations. Are you able to try any on your feet before comitting, or able to analyse the shell sizing??
i want this boot! seems like an answer for my medium volume feet! Is it available from Autumn 20?
Sure is!
I bought this boots.
So, they great, so hard and light. But
I put my feet so hard!! And i have different size on my fingers, and one boots tidy for me
Do you mean you are finding them hard to put on? If so, twist the tongue to one side as you open them, it will become much easier - ua-cam.com/video/GRE6qtCRtNU/v-deo.html
@@PatriotFootbeds thx man, it's working!
If those liners had come shoelace ready they would be perfect...