How do I know what ski boots fit?

A good fitting boot should be comfortably snug and not sloppy. You should be able to wiggle your toes but not have heel slippage or movement from side to side or forward to back. Be aware that boots come in widths from 95-106mm wide.

How much does it cost to get ski boots molded?

Cost: $25 per area modified, up to $75-$100 per boot. Backcountry boots come with a liner that’s supposed to be heated and molded to your foot before you ski. Most alpine boots don’t have a thermomoldable liner.

Should you get fitted for ski boots?

A snug, good fitting ski boot can make or break your holiday. They are the most important piece of your ski kit. So the answer is definitely yes, if you want to improve quickly and most importantly enjoy your time on the hill, an investment in a set of correctly fitted, quality ski boots should be your first priority.

How much does ski boot stretching cost?

Ski Boot Modifications

Item/Service	Price
Boot Punch	$25 ($15 each additional)
Snowboard Boot Stretch	$25 a boot
Shell Grind per Square Inch	$20
Shell Length	$30

What does a Bootfitter do?

Get in the right boot shell size. To correctly size a ski boot shell, a boot fitter will first measure the width and length of each of your feet, then he or she will evaluate your instep height, heel and forefoot width, and your shin diameter.

How do you enlarge ski boots?

Most specialty ski shops will have a tool used specifically to stretch ski boots. A Hydraulic Expander is a tool that is capable of adding a little extra length and expanding the toe box or the width across the forefoot slightly.

Do ski boots really matter?

The higher the number, the stiffer the boot and (typically) the better it is for more advanced skiers who want greater responsiveness. Entry-level boots generally come with flexes of 100 and below, making them more forgiving for new skiers. But which flex works best for which level of skier isn’t set in stone.