Which Ski's

It's not just the feet, and their comfort that you would see a boot fitter for. It's is also to make sure those feet are supported properly and in a way aligns the rest of the body for skiing. Having said that, many people can have a good experience in off the shelf boots that are the right size. Are they skiing the best that they are capable of? probably not.

A good indicator that your alignment is off, is if you struggle with some types of turns or drills in a lesson that everyone else seems to manage.

Snapzzz wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

If you have regular feet you shouldnt have a problem.

Who has regular feet!
Not many people will say that, everyone believes they are different or have their own peculiar trait.
I think i read once that shampoo for 'normal' hair sells the least as most people, especially women believe that theirs is far from normal.
Funny that.

I do ... Don't even have to try shoes on ..... Lucky me :thumbup:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

If you have regular feet you shouldnt have a problem.

Who has regular feet!
Not many people will say that, everyone believes they are different or have their own peculiar trait.
I think i read once that shampoo for 'normal' hair sells the least as most people, especially women believe that theirs is far from normal.
Funny that.

I do ... Don't even have to try shoes on ..... Lucky me :thumbup:

I thought I did too. But have just had insoles fitted for a high arch on my left foot. Hope to experience the difference in 2 weeks time!