I'v been having trouble finding fitting ski boots for my weird ass lower extremities, and all the ones iv tried put huge stress on my foot after just a few runs, the relief i feel in my foot after skiing and wearing regular shoes is honestly better than sex. Wanted to make my own carbon fibre custom fit boots so it wont be an issue and found you guys, AMAZING! and made in america none the less, even better. Will definitely get one next season!
Carbon makes no sense; possibly in a rear entry design, but just an expensive non-solution to anything. They keep talking temperature effects, its negligible with the new plastics, unless you are skiing on Pluto.
Exactly. Totally unnecessary, environmentally worse than plastic boots and less durable against impacts and abrasion. It's like making a cooking pot out of silver because "it conducts heat well".
If your toes are cold nobody gives a crap about rigidity. And of a 100 skiers on the mountain on any given day only 3 of them would feel the difference in a rigid boot. Also heat treated bump out of sore spots is impossible. Going back to the fitter is impossible , trying on 3 different pairs like Apex boots is impossible. No thanks
I'v been having trouble finding fitting ski boots for my weird ass lower extremities, and all the ones iv tried put huge stress on my foot after just a few runs, the relief i feel in my foot after skiing and wearing regular shoes is honestly better than sex. Wanted to make my own carbon fibre custom fit boots so it wont be an issue and found you guys, AMAZING! and made in america none the less, even better. Will definitely get one next season!
Just get foam liners.
didnt know The Dude has started to make ski boots
What’s the return policy of the fit is off?
Two comments. 1) racers will use if they offer an edge - no matter how small this edge. 2) See knee-high ski boots in early 1980's
Lovely
Do you guys ship to China as well?
@@davidcai4473 yes.
Carbon makes no sense; possibly in a rear entry design, but just an expensive non-solution to anything. They keep talking temperature effects, its negligible with the new plastics, unless you are skiing on Pluto.
Exactly. Totally unnecessary, environmentally worse than plastic boots and less durable against impacts and abrasion. It's like making a cooking pot out of silver because "it conducts heat well".
If your toes are cold nobody gives a crap about rigidity. And of a 100 skiers on the mountain on any given day only 3 of them would feel the difference in a rigid boot. Also heat treated bump out of sore spots is impossible. Going back to the fitter is impossible , trying on 3 different pairs like Apex boots is impossible. No thanks
So much pseudo innovation