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Full Tilt Hot Dogger Ski Boot - Men's

July 24, 2009

full tilt (booters or hotdoggers) Vs salomomon spk (kaos or kreation)

hi, i do 55% park and 45% all mountain, in the park i do 80% jumps 20% jibs. in all mountain i do 80% groomers 10% moguls and 10% back country (i live in the east). the reason i am leaning towards these boots is i never want to have another issue shin-bang, last year i had a painful bruise running up my shins. but out of the two which are better?

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