good call. wack morzine and les get in that list too imo
shit apre ski.. and food is way too cheese and ham based but which resort in france isn't?
if anyones after a burton primo 156 used for a week over christmas.. bit too rigid for me. but lovely board all the same. i'm selling mine.. has been stickered up but easy to remove.
toof_ake wrote: wouldnt bother with much else imvvho
Sorry mate but complete nonsense.
Burton, DC, Nike, Solomon, Vans etc all make good boots if they're right for you. Just go and try a load on, pain in the arse but necessary. You need to make sure you buy a pair that fit your foot snugly with minimal heel lift, but I'm sure you know that already. If the Nike ones fit the bill, brilliant but buying based on how they look could be a mistake.
My riding improved 10 fold once I'd bought the right boots (csb)
I've not, tried them on Few weeks ago. Like the wideness of the fit. But walking about in a shop is not boarding. Bit of a blind purchase isn't it? Thought vans were uncomfortable. They didn't have in the new Nike 1's.
toof_ake wrote: wouldnt bother with much else imvvho
Sorry mate but complete nonsense.
Burton, DC, Nike, Solomon, Vans etc all make good boots if they're right for you. Just go and try a load on, pain in the arse but necessary. You need to make sure you buy a pair that fit your foot snugly with minimal heel lift, but I'm sure you know that already. If the Nike ones fit the bill, brilliant but buying based on how they look could be a mistake.
My riding improved 10 fold once I'd bought the right boots (csb)
obviously everyone makes good boots if they suit you.
never got on with salomon, dc lack availability, vans know what theyre doing and ive had several pairs of burton boots, but wouldnt be my first choice if i was buying completely from scratch…
Probably wont be everyone's cup of tea but just bagged a Lobster Pakr Baord (152), Burton Mission Restricted bindings and Deeluxe Rough Diamond boots (in my size) all brand spanking new with receipts for £300 off GumTree Should RRP about £800
Should RRP about £800
