How much is boot fitting?

Cost: $80-$225. If you’re getting odd pressure points, or you have ankle spurs, heel spurs, bunions, particularly wide feet, or other special foot physiology, a boot fitter can modify your existing shell using heat guns, dyes, and grinders.

How much does a ski boot fitter make?

Depending on where you work and your experience, you’ll make around $15 to $35 per hour, plus the occasional tip. Often boot fitting is a seasonal winter job, but in some cities or year round resorts, it can turn into year round employment.

How much are new skis boots and bindings?

On average, a brand new, full price ski/boot/binding setup can on cost anywhere from $600 on the low end to $1,500+ on the high end. The most important cost factor for skis is their intended skill level use, as a beginner-level ski will typically be far cheaper than an expert-level ski.

How much do new skis cost?

A new set of skis can cost anywhere from $400 to $1000. Unfortunately, you need the boots and bindings too if your skis are going to serve you at all. These add on yet another costly purchase. The total price for a ski setup can range from $600 to $1500.

How much should you spend on skis?

For the average recreational skier, it’s reasonable to spend $600 to $800 for a solid kit of new skis, boots, and bindings. The exception: If buying American-made is important to you or you’re looking for a handcrafted product, you can spend upwards of $800 on the skis alone.

What is a ski boot fitter?

The Lange bootfitter is a specialist who can adjust the ski boot to the shape of your foot, providing comfort while maintaining performance.

What does a boot fitter do?

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.