Bootfitting to be a better skier
- joeatomictoad
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- Joined: Sun Jul 26, 2020 9:20 pm
- Location: Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
- Ski style: Yes, please.
- Favorite Skis: Nordica Enforcer 93; Icelantic Saba Pro 117; 22D HH & Vice
- Favorite boots: Scarpa T1
- Occupation: I make sure ships float.
Bootfitting to be a better skier
In an effort to reduce my ignorance, and because I am generally interested, I had spent the 2019 offseason learning as much as I could about bootfitting. Online videos, boot manufacturer websites, chat forums, etc., etc.
From the information pieced together, I believe this makes me a better skier. As I am skiing, I may not be actively thinking about boot matters, but perhaps my subconscious mind is making use of it. Maybe I am just more "aware" of what my equipment is doing. If not a better skier, certainly a better informed skier.
Wish I went on this journey earlier in life, but better late than never. I highly recommend. If any one wants to step up their game, take some time to learn about bootfitting.
From the information pieced together, I believe this makes me a better skier. As I am skiing, I may not be actively thinking about boot matters, but perhaps my subconscious mind is making use of it. Maybe I am just more "aware" of what my equipment is doing. If not a better skier, certainly a better informed skier.
Wish I went on this journey earlier in life, but better late than never. I highly recommend. If any one wants to step up their game, take some time to learn about bootfitting.