Custom Boot Fitting and Footbeds
Maximize Comfort & Performance
Our expert boot fitters can customize your boot fit to solve any comfort, performance, and alignment problems. Using the latest in boot fitting technology, a new level of skiing comfort and performance can be achieved. We have a combined 25 years of custom boot fitting experience servicing recreational to professional athletes. Our method of fitting involves finding out the exact needs of a boot fit for each customer before recommending any product.
Boot Fit Guarantee
Boot fitting is all about customer experience and the results. It is important for our clients to feel comfortable with their boots. If our recommended fit does not meet your needs for any reason, we will work on the boots until they fit correctly, or find a suitable replacement.
Sidas 3D Scanner
We utilize a full complement of Sidas fitting tools to offer the most comprehensive boot purchasing experience in New England. The analysis process determines your foots exact needs to achieve the best performing fit profile. This allows us to curate the best fit selection using over 25 separate data points. Check out this video to see some of the cutting edge technology that we use.
Proper Fit
It’s not only the size of the boots that matter when determining a proper fit. The width of the toe box (known as the “last”), the forward flex of the boot, the room in the instep and the shape and height of the cuff are all equally important.
Last
Last refers to the width of the plastic shell at the toe area known as the “toe box”. This corresponds to the width of the forefoot.
Narrow feet typically are better suited to a narrow lasted boot while a wide foot fits better in a wide lasted boot.
Some boots are even made to accommodate extra wide feet with special expanding materials built into the shell at the widest point of the foot.
Below is a general guideline to Lasts however, they differ depending on the boot, whether it's a men's or ladies boot and the manufacturers interpretation of last.
Narrow | Average | Wide |
Flex
The flex rating of a ski boot corresponds to the degree of forward movement that the boot will yield when the skier bends the knees and applies pressure when turning. Generally, the more aggressive the skier the stiffer the flex should be to support the force applied when skiing fast.
The skier’s weight, height and the range of motion of the foot can also be factored in when choosing the flex of the boot.
Flex Rating
| Beginner | Intermediate - Advanced | Expert - Race |
| 60-80 | 85-110 | 120 + |
| Soft | Medium | Stiff |
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Sidas 3D Fit Analysis | $35 (Credited toward purchase of any recommended boot) |
| Footbeds and Liners | Price |
|---|---|
| Custom Footbeds | Starts at $180 |
| Custom Foamed Liners (with foamed tongue) | Starts at $400 |
| Shell Services | Price |
|---|---|
| Boot Fit Analysis | $35 |
| Shell Shaping | Starts at $25 per spot |
| Shell Grinding | Starts at $30 per square inch |
| Toe Punch | $40 |
| Race Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Complete Race Fit | Starting at $250 |
| Canting | Starts at $150 |
Boot Fitting is by Appointment Only
Please Schedule your appointment on the schedule below