I had my foot measured recently, and while its a bit wide of the norm its not even considered as a wider size. All the tele boot manufacturers seem to be very narrow oriented, even Garmont who is supposed to be the widest. These boots seem great (5 stars to maintain good karma) but Ive got to return them cause they're STILL TOO NARROW, my little toe is too tight. I dont know what to do when my old Crispi's finally crap... that brand is now way narrow also...
maybe will have to retire tele and return to knuckledragging. Please write your congress reps to pressure the makers for wider boots.

I decided on these over the K2 hippies because they have a shorter turn radius and they're Fischers, which I’ve always liked. While they're softer than I expected, they nonetheless grab edge on the bulletproof great and are especially super fun on the soft. These are my first fatties, and I am sure glad that the binding-hoging-the-snow and taking-me-down days are over.

Great fun and free neutral feel with solid, natural performance. Their action feels seamless. I ski aggressively and I like these better than active bindings in all conditions. No worries, you know? And they look good, a simple clean design.

but a bit sloppy. After a few days use the handle on one pole jiggles around too much, and both poles are permanently in anti-shock mode whether they're set that way or not. Otherwise a good pole for the price, however, we will see this winter about durability.