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The strada and vapor boots seem to be sized a little bit different. I have a size 10 strada and it is a bit small but not too bad. I have a 11 vapor and it is not much bigger than my size 10 strada.

I have a 2014 vapor boot size 11. I wear a size 10.5 shoe. The boot is a little tight but not uncomfortable. If I was you I would order a size 12. The intuition liner molds very well to your foot.

I am 5' 10" 130 lbs. and ski on a 65" syndicate A3. I primarily ski at 36 mph though. I definitely would recommend a 65" over a 64" especially at the slower speeds.

@Wish‌ fixed

Here they are in white and black. I put them on the back of the t-shirt @Wish‌

@Wish‌ got any color preference?

@londonskier‌ hows this?

Last year I had an OTF around 4 ball and the ski hit my shin. I had to get quite a few stitches. Luckily there was someone on site who could do it.

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This is a good example @ 0:34

I put the footbed in the shell not in the liner. I have not needed to put velcro it stays in the shell even if the liner comes out in a crash.

On the back you could put your favorite number Or you could put your highest pass

I skied today in the tournament and it was great! I have only ran 28' off once in my life prior to today and that was at Pangaea a couple weeks ago in a clinic with Brooks Wilson. Today I ran it TWICE. This place skis amazing and is a fun place to stay. You can camp on the lake and the is a rope swing and dinners provided. This place is awesome!

I had the 2010 Strada bindings until last year when i switched to the 2014 vapor bindings. The only difference I notice is that the liner is a bit thicker and the rubber on the back of the heel is stiffer. Don't notice a difference when skiing. Only from looking at picture the 2013 2014 and 2015 boots like exactly the same besides color change of course.

They should add an option for what do you want to think of the rope as. I am only around people who speak in feet so that is all i know. But I wish i spoke in meters it is so much easier and the increments of shortenings make much more sense and that is how the rope is actually measured. The feet is just a conversion.

I don't think the pay per pull is a good option. This discourages kids from competing in all three events. The only reason I started skiing all three events was because most tournaments around here don't charge extra for all events and they do it is very little extra.

I don't think it is necessary for end course video at class c tournaments. The classes need to be different, as long as everyone drives and judges to the best of their ability. If you are complaining about boat path at a class c, you should just stick to skiing class E L or R

This is by far my favorite site to ski at

My personal opinion would be to make it an elimination style tournament for nationals. I think this is much more exciting and the winner really has to prove that he is the best. First round every one that qualified skis. Second round is narrowed down to 12 and the top four from the second round advance to the finals. This would give multiple rounds to the top skiers in each age group. Make the first two rounds in the day and for a select divisions the finals could be at night. This would not only make it more exciting but it would allow the tournament to take up less days. I think the qualifications for nationals should be either level 8/9 or top 3 at regionals. The more exclusive the tournament is, the more those that qualify would want to attend.

Are these new boots strictly double boots? or can you use a rtp