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Boot Fitting InstructionsNow that you have your boots, how do you know they fit or not? Here are some great instructions to follow to help you get the correct fit.How to correctly install a ski boot to your foot: (It works for snowboard boots also)1. Unbuckle all of the buckles and undo velcro strap, if you boot has one 2. Check to make sure there isn't paper or other packing material in the toe of the boot 3. Put on your ski socks (these should be light weight to medium weight ski socks, no cotton is allowed and you cannot put two socks on one foot!) 4. Insert your foot into the boot by pulling upward and slightly forward on the tongue while sliding your toes toward the front of the boot.If your toes are touching the front, don't worry! We're not done fitting the boot yet!5. Without hurting yourself or anyone sitting near you, slam your heel against the ground at least a couple times. You might want to do this where you also aren't going to tear up the carpet or linoleum. 6. Start buckling the top two buckles to a firm but comfortable setting. Leave the bottom buckle(s) undone or very loose 7. Fasten velcro strap if you have oneWhile standing up, straighten your knees and you should feel your toes touch the front of your boots. Yes, they should be touching.8. Flex your knees as if you are skiing and you should feel your foot slide back slightly. You should now have just enough toe room that you are no longer touching the end of the boot.If you boots fit like it has just been described, this is the correct fit! If you are a higher performance skier, you can have a tighter fit and still be fine. If you are a recreational comfort skier, you can get away with a boot that has more room.Keep in mind that the liners of a ski boot get compressed with use and will feel larger. Frequent skiers should remember this when sizing their boots, as they will feel bigger much quicker than for someone that is skiing just a couple of times a season.If your boots don't fit even after following all of these instructions, you can return them for a refund. Simply send them back with your order number written on the box. You will receive a refund for the price of the boots when we receive them. If you would like to exchange for a different size, send the boots back and simply place a new order for the correct size.If you have any questions about our Return Policy or more detailed questions about boot fitting, feel free to Contact us. |
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