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What size ski boot is 308 mm?

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How do I know my ski boot size?

If you take a tape measure and measure the length of your foot in centimeters, you would get your Mondo size. One thing you should know, ski boot shells come only in full sizes. An example of this is a size 27.0 and 27.5 both share the same shell size and have the same inside length. Both are the larger 27.5.

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What shoe size is a 27.5 ski boot?

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How tight should ski boots fit?

Ski boots should be snug, but not too tight that they are painful. With your foot in the liner in the shell, there should be enough room around the toes that you can wiggle them back and forth, and the toes should be slightly touching the front of the boot when the heel is all the way back.

Why are there two sizes on ski boots?

In the days before custom moulding boots, manufacturers would produce two inner boots for each full size of shell, one inner boot would have more foam in it and this would be used to make the ski boot fit half a size smaller.

What is my Mondopoint size?

Measure from the base of your heel (bottom of the sheet of paper) to the mark you made at the tip of your toe in a straight line. That’s your Mondopoint. Mondopoint sizes have nominal half sizes, but the size of the shell actually doesn’t change between a 25 (250mm) and a 25.5 (255mm) – it is the same shell size.

Should my toes touch the front of my ski boots?

How can I tell if my ski boots are too tight?

Your toes should touch the front of the liner, but only just touch it – like a feather dusting your nose. If it’s got any pressure pushing back against the toe, then the fit is too tight.

Is it bad if ski boots are too big?

They say you shouldn’t try so hard to fit in, but with ski boots it can be worth the effort to get them to fit right. It sounds like a ruse, but boots that are too big can lead to more pain in the foot muscles and toes than one that’s too tight.

Is it better to size up or down in ski boots?

Pro Tip: Size up or down based on your true shoe size depending on your ability level. If you’re a beginner, size up for even more of a comfort fit. The more experience you have, the tighter you’ll likely want to keep your boot, so you can always size down as you get more comfortable skiing.

What do numbers on ski boots mean?

In general, the flex index varies between 60 and 140. The lower the number, the more flexible the boot – and the higher, the stiffer. Higher flex numbers are primarily found in high-performance or race boots. You can best feel the flex of your ski boot when bending forward.

Why do the bottom of my feet hurt when skiing?

If your feet ache or are cramping after skiing, it’s usually due to the overexertion of the muscles on the bottom of your foot – they’re working too hard to maintain control of your skis. This is also a problem with the fit of your boots.

Why are my ski boots so painful?

Ski boots that are too big often cause you more pain. When your foot is slipping and sliding around inside the boot it leads to bruised toes and blisters. If you have had this then try going down a size, not up. Too much room allows your foot to bang around in the boot causing these problems.

Should your toes touch the end of ski boots?

Should you be able to wiggle your toes in ski boots?

When standing upright, your toes should brush the front of the boot. You shouldn’t be able to wiggle your toes much — once you flex forward in a ski stance you’ll have more room.

Should toes touch front of ski boot?

Is 120 flex too stiff?

– A flex from 100 to 120 is designed for sport skiers (intermediate to advanced). – A flex from 130 to 160 is designed for expert skiers. Warning: – Too stiff or rigid of a flex can limit a skier’s ability to progress.

What are the two numbers on a ski boot?

Ski Boot Flex & Stiffness. Flex in ski boots refers to how difficult it is to flex the boot forward. Boot flex ranges from very soft to race stiffness, indicated by a numeric “flex index” that’s usually a number from 50 (soft) to 130 (very stiff). Often this number is written on the outside of the boot cuff.

Why do my toes go numb in ski boots?

A common cause of boot compression is when the boot is actually too big and people do up the instep buckle too hard to secure the foot. All this does is to apply pressure to the top of the foot where the nerves and blood vessels run, causing numbness and a lack of circulation.

How long does it take to break in ski boots?

How long does it take to break ski boots in? It normally takes 3-4 days to get the liner of a ski boot to pack down a little and bed in to your feet. This will depend a little on how hard you ski, and what you have been used to wearing.

Do you lean forward when skiing?

You only need to lean forwards enough to put your centre of gravity over the middle of the ski. The reason that this has become a myth is that one of the most common mistakes made by people learning to ski, is that they lean back, and that instructors are always telling them to lean forwards.