Simon Full Tilt Show Us Your Boots Contest Entry

hi full tilt. i have a pair of what you would call really worn ski boots. these beauties are a pair of 80's technica tnt race boots. i had a pair of drop kicks but eventually they got to small. i didn't have the money to buy a new pair so my good o'l mom went to a sports swap store and grabbed these for 40 bucks. these are race boots but i do park so after a day in these boots my shins are a banged as can be. all the screws on these boots are rusted and they are all scratched and incredibly smelly. plus one of the buckles refuses to move so one boot is always tighter then the other. the bottom is completely scratched and will barely fit into my binding. and to top these amazing boots off they are already way to small for me so not only do i get shinbang, i also have no blood going to my feet all day while i ski. please help me!!!!!!!

hi full tilt. i have a pair of what you would call really worn ski boots. these beauties are a pair of 80's technica tnt race boots. i had a pair of drop kicks but eventually they got to small. i didn't have the money to buy a new pair so my good o'l mom went to a sports swap store and grabbed these for 40 bucks. these are race boots but i do park so after a day in these boots my shins are a banged as can be. all the screws on these boots are rusted and they are all scratched and incredibly smelly. plus one of the buckles refuses to move so one boot is always tighter then the other. the bottom is completely scratched and will barely fit into my binding. and to top these amazing boots off they are already way to small for me so not only do i get shinbang, i also have no blood going to my feet all day while i ski. please help me!!!!!!!

hi full tilt. i have a pair of what you would call really worn ski boots. these beauties are a pair of 80's technica tnt race boots. i had a pair of drop kicks but eventually they got to small. i didn't have the money to buy a new pair so my good o'l mom went to a sports swap store and grabbed these for 40 bucks. these are race boots but i do park so after a day in these boots my shins are a banged as can be. all the screws on these boots are rusted and they are all scratched and incredibly smelly. plus one of the buckles refuses to move so one boot is always tighter then the other. the bottom is completely scratched and will barely fit into my binding. and to top these amazing boots off they are already way to small for me so not only do i get shinbang, i also have no blood going to my feet all day while i ski. please help me!!!!!!!

I just finished up my first full season in the Seth Morrison (11-12) Pro Model Full Tilt boot and they're fantastic-lightweight, stiff enough, comfortable, and easy to adjust and get in and out of. My entry into this contest is kind of a combination of why I'm keeping the design alive and why I'd like a new pair. The reasons I just stated are why I'm keeping the design alive and the reasons I'm about to state are why I'd like a new pair but not necessarily because they aren't working. 1) The 12-13 version of my Seths have a Vibram sole that is replaceable in both the toe and heel, mine only have a replaceable heel piece and do not have the Vibram sole that would be very helpful when hiking around on rock or even in the parking lot, 2) I have had to replace several parts on the boot starting with the stock power strap which did nothing until I put a Booster strap on it $50, the inner right disc that covers the ankle hinge due to ski edge hits, the #8 tongue was not stiff enough for my liking so I had to replace it with a #10 which was $50, the top two cables became so loose by the end of the season that I had to buy shorter cables $15 each, and now the bottom buckle has completely come apart on me. I'm still at a loss as to how I'll assemble a new lower buckle and cable together to the tune of another $30 and $15 bucks each. All things considered, I still love the boots, they're great in terms of lightness, stiffness, and no shin-bang. I'm going to keep using them and I just need to replace a few things but man, I'd love to have a pair of the newest Seths with the Vibram soles and supposedly improved shell. I'll try to post a photo as soon as my camera charges up.

I got my pair of Hot Doggers last Christmas, I wanted them super bad even though I was pretty bad at park. But this season I worked super hard with my sexy new pair of Full Tilts and now I can firmly say that I am one of the best terrain park skiers in my area. But when you work hard some things are worn out, like my boots. I also did some pretty dumb things this season, for example I tried to hit a jump with one ski (Which actually went better than expected) and go down a double black diamond with one ski. Not the greatest idea mainly because I sprained my knee and was not able to ski for a solid three weeks, and three weeks is a long time when you have friends that talk about skiing 24/7. but when that sprain was done with, I also had to go to Mexico with my family for a week, and normally that would be awesome but I just couldn't stop thinking about shredding up the park with my Full Tilts. the worst part about all of this is that the end of the season was nearing and I hadn't skied in four weeks. when I got back though, pretty much the entire park was melted down, so all I had left to do was the slush cup. To summarize how that was: freezing cold river water and then boiling hot hot tub also filled with river water. anyways, I think that those pair of Hot Dogger Full Tilts helped me a ton in learning how to shred up the park and have styling boots at the same time. but with the park being shredded, my boots have worn out quite a bit also, so I would very much appreciate to re-experience the joy of having a new, fresh pair of FT's. Thanks for reading!

Full Tilt/Raichle/Dynafit Touring Monster....... After 250 days skiing in my first pair of full tilts I decided to retire them. That retirement only lasted 2 days however, as I found an old pair of Raichle shells in a garage sale and quickly mashed together old and new, along with some homemade dynafit fittings to create the Full Tilt Touring Monster. My first run on these was down the West face of Mt Aspiring, New Zealand. A definite no-fall zone. The boots not only held together but they lapped it up, and were a joy to ski tour in. I would however love a new pair of full tilts as the liners are starting to fall apart, and the raichle shells are well over 20 years old!

These are all that is left of my beloved Booters, after some low down, no morals, scum bag decided to take mine from the hostel I was staying in! (I had my flex 8 tongues in at the time) I am currently in NZ waiting for the snow to come and the southern hemi season to start! Now not only have I to deal with the fact that snow park is going to be closed for this season to the public, I have to do it without my Full Tilts! And i don't know if you know this but full tilt boots are hard to get in Queenstown, NZ and seem to be double the price they are everywhere else in the world!

Ah, the classic Raichle flexon. The good ole ski boot. My dad got them when they came out back in the '80s, and used them until I begged him to let ME have them. Why? Why would a 15 year old park rat want a pair of Raichle boots!? Because all I've wanted was a pair of Full Tilts, like Tom Wallisch. I could never afford them, so I figured, hey these look like Full Tilts! They served me well until they randomly shattered. I can't complain though, they've lasted for 30 years. So now I ask of you, Full Tilt, choose me to win a new pair of Full Tilts so I can keep repping the ribs!!!!

Wearing rear entry boots is a hazard not only to me, but to everyone around me. The three piece design of Full Tilts provides incomparable flex; which would allow me to drive safely with boots AND throw down on the slopes! These boots I have now are simply not getting the job done. Luckily, the runner I hit was uninjured but I am being sued by the city for crushing the trees and bushes, so I'll need some help getting my new boots.

Wearing rear entry boots is a hazard not only to me, but to everyone around me. The three piece design of Full Tilts provides incomparable flex; which would allow me to drive safely with boots AND throw down on the slopes! These boots I have now are simply not getting the job done. Luckily, the runner I hit was uninjured but I am being sued by the city for crushing the trees and bushes, so I'll need some help getting my new boots.