What is the best Freeride Boot out there?

[jondrums]

Btw Tele evolution is GOOD. Tele boots have a wider, bigger toe plug. See the Jester + Duke? Moving away from old narrow DIN standard to a tele width for new bindings will mark the moment when the boots and bindings start catching up to the wide width in skis. Only then will the gear begin to integrate on the freeride level. Pure orgasm. A few people are trying to fit tele boots into Dynafit bindings this year to make that happen on a DiY level.

I think you might be a little confused about the difference between "tele" = telemarking and "AT" = alpine touring. just saying.

[mjizz]

i have the rossis and love them. am 6'4'' 195lbs, strong skier and find them great in all conditions. bought them last season as a replacement for my B1's (whichever was the stiffest) and they're awesome. got a race fit for my foot and no problems, can even jib them when need be. have about 30 or so days on them and not a micron of slop, also comfortable to sled/ski/repeat in without wanting to cut toes off at the knee. bootfitter (big white main plaza - murray i think, aussie), had to do a little grinding in one spot after one run but nonetheless- great success! yaksmash!

[Huck_Schmuck]

You guys are so cool. It would be so gay to actually give useful information. I need to spend more of my time being a jackass to stupid JONGS. Lolz. *high five!*

Really? Did you read his post? He "normally" uses "race boots" that need to drive "factory race skis" but doesn't know the difference between alpine skiing, telemark skiing and alpine touring.

I think there is too much piss taking and JONGing in Tech Talk, but every now and again you get some wannabe turn up and post shit, they deserve a little gayness.

Boots are all about fit, someone skiing "race boots" on "factory race skis" should already know that, not ask which "freeride" boot is best on The Internetz.