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Garmont Ener-G Telemark Ski Boot - Men's

August 29, 2008

The best thing to do with any tele boot is go to a shop and try on your size, even if you do not plan on buying from them. I have been in a pair of older Garmonts for years, and they were Mondo 28.0. But my latest fitting, by excellent local boot fitters, put me into a Mondo 27.00; and they are really snug, but this is without the liners being molded to my foot yet. So I went down a size, yet I am sure my foot has not shrunk, and in fact has probably grown a little bit.So try 'em on first if you can, and make sure the people who help you know what they are doing. You need no more than 1-2 fingers at the most behind your foot in the shell without any liner, that is the way they size nowadays. 2 fingers, in fact would be too big.Good luck, these are awesome boots!

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G3 Rapid Transit Telemark Ski

March 26, 2008

Hi! How come when I do Google Search on the Rapid Transits, I get a page (http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=G3+Rapi +Transit+Telemark+Ski&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8) that displays BackCountry.com's price for them of $389.97? ON your website, you have them for $422.27...What should I know about this? Why the difference (not huge, I admit, but it all helps!)? Can I get them for $390.00 or...?For the record I am a big G3 fan; have had the Tickets for the last 4 seasons..Thanks!Michael GrasseschiBoulder, CO 303-819-1544

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