Whatcha got? Or links to super small boots.
Whatcha got? Or links to super small boots.
I've got one-buckle Dalbellos(?) that we got through Utah Ski and Golf's rental program. We had to use some extra socks for a bit but she has now outgrown them and is going up a size as a 3 year old. The rental program is 300 something bucks and lasts until she hits a 140 ski, fwiw.
I think have some tiny boots in my kids’ gear stash. I’ll report back tomorrow.
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I have some Alpina’s that our oldest used- ordered off web..... second one may use them.
These look to be a better design:
https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-boots...-1-little-kids
May snag a pair.
Would love to find some 13.5s.
Nordics nordy’s used to come that small. Scour thecweb and you might get lucky.
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On the link front, this guy on NS has some pretty tiny pairs for sale at great prices: https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/t...10--6-SHIPPED-
You will have better luck finding a unicorn. 14.5 is still a bit of a stretch but they are out there.
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I’ve never gone smaller than 16.5 for my kids. At that age, fit isn’t that important. 2 or 3 pair of socks have done the trick for us - our kids have started at 30 and 27 months. Still another 22 months for grom #3.
I bought a bunch of sheets of boot foam, padded down the liner over the instep and sides to keep the foot stable in the boot. Also created a heel pocket. Made a hudge difference.
Wish I had kept our tiny nordys in 13.5 for friends to borrow
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I saw some increadibly tiny one buckle ski boots at a thrift store a month ago. Can't have been bigger than a toddler size 3 or 4. The BSL was like 6 inches or less.. They're out there. My kids first put on gear when they were 3 and 4 to stomp around the back yard in.
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Last edited by SumJongGuy; 08-25-2018 at 04:01 PM.
Go that way really REALLY fast. If something gets in your way, TURN!
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