They might not even be able to ship them due to regulations. But use Chat Now they will be able to give you a price and tell you for sure if they can or not.

The 335 mm bootsole would be a 29.0/29.5 shell. roughly size 11.5 or 12 street shoe.I think the Falcon is a more direct descendant of the X-wave, but I bet the Impact would work well for you too. Especially at $299.

I wear an 11 1/2 or 12 street shoe. I bought these first in 29.5. The shell was way too big. 3+ fingers behind my heel. switche to the 28/28.5 shell with a 28.5 liner. They fit great. Put some heat moldable insoles in and these boots rip. I've been skiing for almost 40 years. These are by far the most comfortable boots I've owned. Stiff and responsive. They let me put everything into the ski almost instintively. $299.00 for these boots is a steal.

Perfect boots for you. I'm 6'2 and 205 lbs., expert skier in Colorado. The boot liners are so much nicer than their lower models and built to last and the shell design has plenty of stiffness to keep your heft (and mine) from keeping the boots from flexing into middle earth. If you are athletic, the only other boots you should consider are racing boots, which may be too stiff for your poor old bones. I've tried the stiffest non-racing Technica boots and these are the same stiffness with better liner materials and style. You won't be disappointed if you are getting back to your advanced groove. If you stay on the groomers, then stick with something like Nordica Speedmachine 10.