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Womens Stiletto Boots
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I need lots of help with snowboarding stuff!?
okay so I'm a 14yr old girl and I'm deciding what board boots and bindings to get
I'm having a tough time deciding haha I'm on a budget too, so yeah.
boards-
burton stigma...............$174
burton feelgood.............$249
burton feelgood ICS.......$274
I'm willing to pay for the feelgod ICS if it actually makes a difference like it's alot better. but I'd rather go with the middle one
boots- I have no idea I guess the burton casa womens boots
which are 67.90 anything better or cheaper would be nice
and bindings-
burton stiletto- 74.98
burton citizen- 54.98
I want goood ones and a cool color would be nice too
those are all the best prices I found, I've looked everywhere.
help please
First off, how tall are you? You need to have a board that comes up to anywhere between your chin and the bridge of your nose. That's usually a good standard. Find out how tall you are in centimeters, then subtract how many centimeters from your height down to about your lips, and around that number should be the size board you should get.
As for the Burton Feelgood ICS, you have use a pair of Burton EST type bindings. If you got the regular Burton Feelgood, you would be able to use either of the two pairs of bindings that you listed. The feelgood is a great board, so you shouldn't have any problems. If you're a new boarder, I wouldn't go with the Feelgood ICS, you don't need that much functionality just yet, and I would save the extra cash for next season.
As for boots, in my experience, brands that actually make regular shoes (like Vans for instance) are the most comfortable boots out there for the most part.